Yet another US case of wrongful conviction, I'd like to be able to say that in this one "at least all turned out for the best", and while it did in that he was released after 10 years of incorrect incarceration, the people who convicted him are now in higher power than they were (prosecutor is now a judge for eg) and this kid has had his life stalled.
Absolutely amazing documentary called "dream/killer" about the case on FOX, it's as much about the father's attempts to free him as it is the son's innocence. I will openly admit I cried in parts as a father myself, for what he went through, for his struggles to prove his son's innocence and for his unbending determination in freeing his son. Ryan is a lucky, lucky man have him as his father. Any good father out there who watches this and listens to Ryan's father talk about what he has done for his son will feel the same.
An amazing, amazing case.
Absolutely amazing documentary called "dream/killer" about the case on FOX, it's as much about the father's attempts to free him as it is the son's innocence. I will openly admit I cried in parts as a father myself, for what he went through, for his struggles to prove his son's innocence and for his unbending determination in freeing his son. Ryan is a lucky, lucky man have him as his father. Any good father out there who watches this and listens to Ryan's father talk about what he has done for his son will feel the same.
An amazing, amazing case.