a wrongfully convicted Black man in Oklahoma, Glynn Ray Simmons, awarded $7 million after being exonerated. HE SPENT 50 YEARS IN PRISON.

[KidJSoul]

Notice how its usually black men getting falsely convicted the most

Makes you doubt those crime rates

 

[Bleed The Freak]

21 and get out at 71

Aint no money making up for that shyt

 

[Bleed The Freak]

I'm gonna be PG here but I'd be a ticking time bomb to every soul still around responsible for putting me away that long if they were still around

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

Should have gotten 50 million. A million for every year he was wrongfully incarcerated.

$50 million still isn’t enough.

Time is priceless and it’s something you can never get back.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

21 and get out at 71

Aint no money making up for that shyt

Exactly. If I was him, I probably would’ve stayed in jail.

 

[Bleed The Freak]

Exactly. If I was him, I probably would’ve stayed in jail.

I mean Nas said it best


You 16, you could do 20, come home young
Catch 20 years when you 40? Homes, you're done

 

[Midwest]

Yeah he already has leeches on his bumper! He has a local paster in his corner pretty much lining his self to get this money! 200k already on a food truck! Man can’t even cash this check yet,GROSS! Glad justice was served but another storm is brewing for ol school unfortunately

 

[that guy]

Smh $7 mill ain’t shyt for all his youth lost. Missed out on kids, a family, family events, traveling, all the puss to live in hell. Dealing with violence and booty bandits

And he’s old and near the end smh

Need to be able to execute the cops that wrongfully convicted him

This is why this is not a happy ending story.

How are people framed by police and railroaded by prosecutors yet they don’t face punishment?

 

[Bleed The Freak]

This is why this is not a happy ending story.

How are people framed by police and railroaded by prosecutors yet they don’t face punishment?

Oh we know why

 

[that guy]

https://www.fox23.com/news/a-city-in-oklahoma-agrees-to-pay-more-than-7-million-to-an-exonerated-former/article_769a2ab2-3aab-5695-8f24-e8da91c1c8a3.html

A man did 50 years in jail for a crime he didn’t do due to police falsifying reports and withholding evidence. They should be charged

 

[The God Poster]

At least he ain’t gonna die broke and miserable…

Now he can take his viagra poppin self down to Miami.

Might is well spend your last days in a happy mood.

TLR not beating them sex addict allegations

 

[TheMailMan]

At least he ain’t gonna die broke and miserable…

Now he can take his viagra poppin self down to Miami.

Might is well spend your last days in a happy mood.

Id be on the first plane to Thailand with with a bundle of packets of kamagra

 

[King Poetic]

Went to prison at 23

Loss a chance for a education

Time to start a family, in prison when mom and pops and other family members passed away and now at 71 years old with not enough time to enjoy the passed 5 decades he missed to really enjoy life on the outside

Meanwhile the detectives and cops on the case had enjoyed their time with their families and trips and don’t have to answer for the dirt they did

 

[Mordith]

He deserved at least $20 Ms...

 

[broller]

Notice how its usually black men getting falsely convicted the most

Makes you doubt those crime rates