Saturday, November 24, 2007  NYTimes Does A Piece on the Falsely
Imprisoned   The NYTimes did a couple of pieces about this
subject today.     Constructive Feedback said...  My Friend
Rikyrah:  Do you ever think about the two MUCH, MUCH larger
populations of INNOCENT people than the "Falsely Imprisoned"?
What about the VICTIMS who's assailant is never caught?
Certainly there are far more individuals who were minding their
own business and an attacker violated their civil rights. As it
stands today - when their assailant is on the loose it is simply
"Tough Luck" and "Get over it". This is especially the case when
"Stop Snitching" is in effect.  Secondly - once a person who had
been falsely convicted of a crime is released ....the DEAD BODY
still points to the fact that SOMEONE KILLED the "now dead"
person. Can someone claim to be all about "justice" when they
ONLY focus on freeing the falsely accused? Don't they have an
obligation to find the real killer? Or are we to be pacified by
these words just as when O