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REPLY ID: cajf
Date: 10/13/14
Nicki,
Thank you for reading my post and finding the strength in my words. Sometimes I feel like no one is listening, or if they are, they just don't care. It seems like a losing battle. But if just one person hears me, then there's still hope.
I've been focused on my case these past few months. I'm determined to prove that i'm innocent, wrongfully convicted and sentenced to be executed. It's a challenging task, but the evidence supports my position. The State clings to the absurdity of the false confession, I made under the influence, as if it was the holy grail. They have no other evidence to support their desire to execute me. They're suppose to stand for the truth and justice, yet they ignore the clear fact that the false confession doesn't match the crime-scene facts. It infuriates me that these government officials are playing politics with my life!!! They're supposed to protect & serve, not persecute & exterminate. It makes me wonder if there's more going on behind the scenes in all of this.
I don't let any of this keep me down for very long, nor do I wallow in self-pity or anger. When I reflect upon the injustice of my situation, I find strength in it to keep me going when I am down. The anger sets me to task in proving the wrongful conviction. I educated myself as best as I can on the laws that apply to my case, and I make my contributions to society any way I can. I am still a relevant part of the community, and I'd like to be a positive influence to others.
Thank you again for your support. It's good to know that someone cares.
Daniel
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