An Interesting Six Part Series

Please watch this series as it will make you better understand how your words can be used to present a different meaning from which they were spoken. You can begin to understand the mindset and the determination of destroying the credibility of an innocent person in trying to prove guilt.

Nobody is advocating that the guilty should not be prosecuted. But when the methods used by some law enforcement and  prosectors produce "appearing guilty" results; how does a jury know the difference?

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