West Memphis 3

It was obviously Mr. Bojangles.

i vaguely remember something like that. On underpants or something right?
but the match was extremely broad and included millions of people. It was argued it could just as easily be from the guy at the underpants making factory.

Probably remains the most kino trucrime docuseries even if more recent ones had richer content. I fucking love the opening.
Hell, we could even get a fourth if theres a tweest and someone slips up another confession or reoffends.

satanism and judaism working hand in hand

there was a bit of dna on a knife that was never linked to the crime scene. it was brewed up by a reporter who got into the good graces of one of the fathers who hands him a pocket knife as a gift and the reporter then turns around and claims he got the murder weapon.

Damian Echols now has a youtube channel where he spreads satanism to kids
youtube.com/watch?v=scRdZkjNyCg

I'm an user who's posted about this case a extensively on here, as well as on Any Forums and Any Forums. I was running a true crime blog and ended up interviewing several key people in the case as well as people involved in the legal system for a possible book. I threw on this trip for convenience of discussion.

List of People I spoke with-
>One of the original reporters featured in Paradise Lost.
They want their name kept away from the case, but believe the WM3 to still be guilty and had even interviewed Jessie Misskelley's father after his son's arrest. During this interview Jessie's father said that that Jessie was with Jason and Damien at the crime scene when the boys were killed.

Video they shot of this statement:
youtube.com/watch?v=KRtEdkoun1s

>Several family members of victim (James) Michael Moore, particularly his father and aunt.

>Damien's sister

>Jason Baldwin's mother and her boyfriend
I screenshot her in a facebook group admitting that Jason threw the murder weapon(a knife) in the lake behind their trailer.

>Terry Hobbs
Terry actually wished me a Happy Birthday on Facebook. I've interviewed him extensively on the case, since the WM3 lawyers tried to falsely accuse him of being the real killer.

>Several sisters to Pam Hicks, the mother of Stevie Branch and ex-wife of Terry Hobbs.
One of them told me they believed that the WM3 were the real killers.

>A famous criminal profiler.
I wont name them, but they too also believed the WM3 were guilty. They criticized the work of some of Brent Turvey and John Douglas, who were two other Criminal Profilers hired by the WM3.

>One of the Prosecutors
I wont name which one. I was put in contact thru a friend.

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Screenshot of Jason Baldwin's mother Gail admitting on Facebook that Jason threw murder weapon in the lake behind their home. She claims it was on accident and that it was a year before the murders, with no proof to back it up. In truth the knife was likely thrown in the lake around the time the police questioned Jason at his home on May 9, 1993, a few days after the murders.

She then moments later made a second claim insisting that the police planted the knife, because she refused to have sex with an officer.

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I knew you would come.

Do you really think there was a conspiracy to release the 3? or was it just random chance that the case got so much attention and celebrities latched onto it through momentum and misguided belief of their innocence?

Wasn’t there plea deal based around them not suing the state upon release due to lack of evidence? That doesn’t seem like a conspiracy, just a cost saving measure upon expiration of the Satanic Panic.

>celebrities latched onto it through momentum and misguided belief of their innocence
That is a conspiracy, is it not? They come together to use their power and influence to make things happen.
They have a desperate need to "stand up for the little guy" they think it makes them look good for the public. They saw Paradise Lost, believed it, and felt they needed to "help".