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conversations of conviction

conversations of conviction

著者: Mark Rokita Jr.
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After serving 12 years for drug trafficking I kept in contact with my friends in prison, and vowed to expose the corruption of our prisons and courts.. Discover how these systems profit from the lives of so many, leaving destroyed families in the wake of greed. Thousands of people are in prisons serving years for negligible offenses and are being use as a means to fill bed space so that a few elite can elicit more funding. thousands are serving life w/out parole and never had hurt anyone. The courts have put up walls of corruption to prevent appealing, and until now, have kept us silent behind the steel bars of injustice. Some are actually innocent of the charges and will demonstrate to you, and explain how it is that the courts have the ability to incarcerate and silence innocent people. Most of these crimes were murder & Some details may be upsetting. And what you thought you knew of the murder may have been all wrong. I personally apologize to the families of the deceased, but I would want to know the truth. These are the conversations of their conviction. THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF A MOVEMENT TO STOP INJUSTICE. STAND WITH US2025 ノンフィクション犯罪 政治・政府 政治学
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  • Episode 20. The Jason Perez Story
    2025/07/20

    This is a story of actual innocence - 21 years later, Jason Perez is still in a Pennsylvania state prison - and after all of the witnesses came forward to say that they were forced to lie at trial by the Philadelphia police. His case has been reopened, and he needs our help to make sure that he is not left or forgotten in prison. Jason Perez # GE-6365 (he can receive emails through ConnectNetwork.com - add the Pa Department of Corrections, then search for Jason Perez) . All it takes is the right person to hear this - let's do our part to bring him home.

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    38 分
  • Episode 19. How can we fix this?
    2025/07/17

    There has been too much injustice in this country. It's time we begin to have the discussion on what we're going to do about it. My friend in prison and I will begin the discussion, but first, we'll explain why it's important for us to unite.

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    32 分
  • Episode 18. Death Row Joe
    2025/07/14

    This is my friend Death Row Joe. I had always enjoyed walking the prison yard with him in the morning. He was very intelligent and offered great conversations. But he had anger issues, and where most of us may get so mad at a person, we might say things like "I would kill them." Joe, would actually kill them.

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    33 分

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