Only reason I didn't talk bad about him is because I saw on the show he committed suicide a few years after the incident so figured that might speak for itself but I agree with you.And, let us not forget his partner in crime, Sgt. Goettlib. Might have spelled it wrong. He helped Nifong throughout with the DNA , withholding evidence, etc. He was simply allowed to retire. He should have been fired as well as being charged with obstruction of justice,a term the police are always ready to use. Strange , that term never applies when you read of sentences being overturned due to police withholding evidence, or the prosecution withholding. I haven't seen the program yet, but, I kept up with the event at the time.
(I don't recall Cash Michaels.)
Shawn Cunningham... is that the NCCU guy? That "probably not" statement had a couple more adamant statements right before it, right? I know what you mean about how he comes across... but I'll add this: There are legitimate issues in society about race, income inequality, equal treatment in the Justice system, privilege, gender... and all of them appeared to have some connection to this case.
I had not heard that. Guess his conscience got the best of him.Only reason I didn't talk bad about him is because I saw on the show he committed suicide a few years after the incident so figured that might speak for itself but I agree with you.
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