Comments by "Setta" (@settame1) on "Julius Jones Is 100% Guilty" video.

I'm a huge fan of crime podcasts and crime TV shows. I've noticed since 2020 (maybe a bit earlier) the "innocent" push has been much much higher especially with black defendants. I'm guessing they're doing it for the ratings or because lawyers are reaching out to get them to take the case. They always pick the high profile ones that don't hold water while ignoring some of the lower profile ones. For instance a black girl who was convicted 20 years after a murder that she apparently committed 30 miles away from her school while she was in school (attendance records show it) when she was 11. Because one of her finger prints was found on duct tape around the victims head even though the duct tape came from her grandpas workshop and her grandpa was a handy man for the guy who was murdered. They say she committed it on her own with no motive. But that's just not a case they want to take up.
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