Have A Beer On Me Lewis Fogle

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

34 years is a long goddamn time.  Particularly when it’s been spent in a cage for something you didn’t do.

Lewis Fogle 34 Years In Prison For Rape And Murder

I raise my glass to you on this day, Mr. Fogle.  May you have a beer on me.

I hope a guy like this can somehow manage to salvage some sort of life after that number of years.

I can’t even imagine that I’d be remotely sane.

[RoyDalParticipant]

The Innocence Project, a group that works to exonerate wrongfully convicted people, had led calls for new DNA testing in the case.

I will join your toast to Mr. Fogle, and I will add a toast to the Innocence Project.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[ILiveAgainParticipant]

Jesus ….. I would have been dead if this happened to me.

The DA is still looking at other charges? Wtf ….. hasn’t he done enough time for something he never did?

I hope they drop other charges …. what ever they are.

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

ILiveAgain wrote:

Jesus ….. I would have been dead if this happened to me. The DA is still looking at other charges? Wtf ….. hasn’t he done enough time for something he never did? I hope they drop other charges …. what ever they are.

Really incredible, isn’t it?  The justice systems have long tried to back out of their errors by looking even further for dirt.  The DA needs to give a head shake, or at least hang it in shame.  Unreal.

“Fogle, who had denied shooting Deann Long in the head in 1976, told WPXI-TV upon release that he was looking forward to a steak dinner.”

This really humbled me, and almost brought a tear to my eye.

This guy goes through 34 years of utter hell, and what does he want?

A steak dinner.

[BurgundyParticipant 1525]

The judge who convicted him, needs to serve those 34 years, if still alive today.

 

The judge convicted Fogle on a testimony from a mental patient, who under hypnosis, pointed Fogle out as a suspect,  seriously what the f~~~?

[EscapedMentalPatientParticipant 1489]

Burgundy wrote:

The judge convicted Fogle on a testimony from a mental patient, who under hypnosis, pointed Fogle out as a suspect, seriously what the f~~~?

No s~~~.  “Reaching” just a bit much for a conviction, there Mr. Boy In Blue?  Good god.

[FermatParticipant 3478]

Articles like this one make me shake my head. The man is innocent, but is paying the price for sticking his dick in a chick. The courts really know how to make a man pay for having sexual urges.

One of the perks to being a virgin is that really no one can call me up in the middle of the day and tell me that:

1) You raped me x number of years ago, so I’m calling the police.

2) I have a child and based on us doing it x number of months/years ago, I think it’s yours

3) You gave me herpes, AIDS, ghonorea, and/or clamydia

4) All of the above.

I’m not sure why anyone thinks living free from all these things is a bad thing. I’m free. 😀

I have discovered a truly remarkable list of reasons why women are not necessary for a happy life, but alas this margin is too small to contain it.

[heads-upParticipant 320]

“He was among four men arrested in 1981 after a mental patient identified them under hypnosis as suspects.

Fogle was convicted of second-degree murder based on the testimony of three jailhouse informants.”

the most reliable witnesses ever=crazy+prisonBait

will donate to Innocence Project though………top dogs

[GarnogParticipant 23]

@Fermat271: From one of your other posts, you are in your early 20’s. Congratulations on having the good sense and testicular control to remain free at such a young age. Freedom from the feminazi yoke came decades later for me, but it is freedom all the same and tastes just as sweet.

-When life gives you lemons, suck it up and spit it out.- Garnog

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