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True Crime
18 Years Behind Bars—Now Another Twist? | Daniel Villegas
Daniel Villegas's story is a shocking example of a wrongful conviction. At just 16, he was convicted in 1995 for a double murder he says he didn't commit. The entire case rested on a confession he later claimed was coerced by police. Despite 18 years in prison, Villegas never stopped fighting, and in 2018, he was finally exonerated, with new evidence pointing to other suspects. After his release, he focused on rebuilding his life, but in July 2024, he was arrested again in El Paso, this time for an alleged assault during a family dispute. His story serves as a stark reminder of the battles that often follow wrongful convictions.
This man spent 18 years in jail, but after those long years, he went through a retrial where the judge ruled on his guilt or innocence. After his release, he focused on rebuilding his life. However, in July 2024, he was arrested again in El Paso, this time for an alleged assault during a family dispute. Do you think the government can truly compensate for those lost 18 years? And was this recent incident a real assault, or could it be part of a larger conspiracy? Let us know in the comments.
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Everyone who says stupid sheeet like: "They're convicted so they're guilty!" Theres THOUSANDS of these cases in almost every state!
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Coping skill - to get physical.
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No time is the one thing you do not get more of. Money won’t make up for it and most times they cut the person lose with no help to transition to normal life. If you were wrongfully convicted rehab for the outside world to combat the institutionalization they endured for all those years just means the state wants them back with money on their books
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This case breaks my heart every time I see it. No amount of money will change the trauma he endured. No amount of I’m sorry will change what he’s been through. But you know what would help? If everyone who was responsible for putting this innocent child (at the time of his arrest) behind bars… goes behind bars for their gross misconduct and mishandling of this case. Too many innocent people are in jail or have been put to death in this country. The damage and trauma has already been done. He has to live with what he experienced. I hope he can continue to love his family and enjoy his new normal. ♥️🫶🏽 thanks for posting this. There are so many mor
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No they can't. The powers that be don't want to be held accountable for the decisions it makes.
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no
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God knows 🙏
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@DeeInPGH
1 week ago
I think it’s ridiculous to say that his recent assault arrest is part of a conspiracy.
What I think is this man probably has a lot of pent-up anxiety and anger due to spending a good portion of his life behind bars when he shouldn’t have, I’d be very angry as well!!
I hope he’s able to get the counseling and find the peace that he deserves after all he’s been through .
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