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| Kerry Lyn Dalton, her daughter and sister, Victoria. |
I do look forward to hearing more about her case. The blog is located Here.
I do look forward to hearing more about her case. The blog is located Here.
I was contacted by a penpal of Darlie Routier's who gave me some of the most recent advances in her case to share with you all. I began writing to Darlie in December of 2005 and she is one woman whom I will never understand how she got behind bars. Really. You know what else? With all the information ALREADY out there about this case, in addition to the newly discovered info, I think if you can't see this poor woman's innocence, you may just be an asshole. So many legal flubs, so much question and police innuendo that turned out to be nothing. So many fingers pointed and road blocks thrown up, I am surprised this case isn't used in other countries to point to the clusterfuck we call a justice system. I believe Darlie could have been released ages ago if the state had done the necessary DNA testing. Sadly, Texas has tried to stop it in every unconstitutional way they could pull out of a bull's ass. BUT- there is hope on the horizon. This from Camp Darlie
seriously doubt that!
ReplyDeleteYeah, before saying that it seems she was "wrongfully convicted," be responsible enough in your reporting to base your opinion on more than a advocacy blog site run by the inmate's sister!!!! Come on!
ReplyDeleteIf she killed someone with a hammer. The electric chair would be too nice.
ReplyDeleteIf she killed someone with a hammer. The electric chair would be too nice.
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ReplyDeleteplease people, look at the evidence, oh wait, there is none...it was based on hearsay evidence. the more I learn about this case the more it sickens me. recently there have been over 550 pages of testimony that DA Jeff Dusek "failed" to have as part of the trial, the San Diego police department had more than 30 prostitute informants killed the same year, I think until any of you making comments have both read the book or even know 1/10 of what i do about this case, please save yourselves the embarrassment of your mindless rhetoric on her guilt. in this country it is innocent until proven guilty, not fucked up the ass because we need a scapegoat
ReplyDeletethank you, luka! talk about being railroaded...this takes the cake.
DeleteHey Luka, I totally understand what you are trying to communicate to all of us. But, I am so sorry to tell you this, she did commit this killing. I actually would not believe any police report or the like, I believe in her actions and while I was in prison Chowchilla, Ca. with her, I KNOW SHE DID IT. I am sorry to tell you this, because I totally believed her story until I was in the exact same prison with her and heard the real.
DeleteCurrently reading the book Cages now written by her sister.
ReplyDeleteI have heard the double speak from the sister. No body (mmm wonder why) confessed while on meth (meth makes you murder but not lie about it) and all these little loopholes. But no mention of any level of research to find the victim Irene. If they really and truly believe she is alive or lived after the murder, then prove that. THAT is all they have to do to get the case re-opened. Don't write your crappy books or do talk shows unless you do an active search to...what ever happened to Irene. I suggest the reason they don't search is because they know she doesn't exist.
ReplyDeleteYou DON'T need to prove you didn't commit a crime in this country according to the constitution. Innocent until proven guilty. That said even the judge in this case had serious doubts. And of course nobody in this country gets wrongly convicted. Judy ask my brother in law Dennis Fritz. Almost two decades in Oklahoma pen on the word of a jailhouse snitch. You are the type of person who should NEVER be allowed on a jury. Just think of the over 200 people exonerated by innocence project alone. Read the trial transcript. Also look at all the problems with this prosecutors past cases. And last but certainly not least, get a life
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ReplyDeleteThe others plead guilty. I wonder if that could be why they received lighter sentences. I believe they were all together and murdered Irene Melanie May. Drugs can really mess people up. 29 years locked up is a long time. Life in prison I think is enough. To keep someone hanging on with a death sentence over their head before finally executing them seems quite cruel. I just watched "Women On Death Row" on Hulu. After that I did go out and search the case. I heard Kerry Lynn speak saying she really didn't want to go into general population. She feels safe and comfortable to be by herself. I hope they allow her to be.
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