If the human spirit can endure a 30 year false imprisonment, then waking up an hour early, eating healthy and exercising should be seen as privileges not burdens
From the perspective of a 30 year false imprisonment it is a privilege but from that perspective pretty much anything is. If you are given everything the smallest stone in your way will seem like a burden!
Nevermind the multiple eye witnesses who identified him as the shooter and the various appellate court rulings. I don’t care about his college degrees and good deeds when he killed a child. RIP Travis Lilley
but did they get the right person? he was profiled in a Law360 article that called him the “poster child for clemency” and said his trial was “suspect” because one witness later recanted and Bryant’s defense lawyer had PTSD at the time.
I'm a marine and now a fireman and I never sit with my back to any door I always know escape routes. It's exhausting thinking like this sometimes but it's who I am. God bless this man.
I'm constantly checking that windows are locked, triple checking doors, adding extra security for certain doors, strategically placing sharp objects around my property....im mot paranoid just ready, I was born in the hood and learned alot there, some things i learned in my short time in the military but most of all from living in the butt crack of the blue ridge mountains, I used to go outside at 3am to look at the milky way, just me and my husky....we seen things out there that most won't believe...I didn't know black panthers existed until I seen one about 30 feet away from me......
@@Andy_Sidaris I agree, but the reason it's said is that there are a lot of black Americans (specifically hood black people) that are not articulate. Black people are also marketed by Hollywood in that way. So, it's a stereotype that many people implicitly accept. It's not right, but it's understandable.
@@scratchpenny It's just funny that you only ever hear that description from people one side of the political aisle. I just find it humorous how people of a certain political view always describe minorities
Really, really, appreciate Joe letting him tell his story without an interruption. Most people, myself included, would not have come out on the other end of such a tragedy as amazing as he did.
Well said. I literally sat trying to visualize what I would have become even over a year or two of unjust incarceration - and it got dark quickly. I simply would not have made it.
I think he must have been treated well by his fellow inmates anf jail workers. Dude seems too calm, coherent and in control for someone who might have had a traumatic time in jail.
I was born in 95. A year after this man went to jail he’s been locked up longer than I’ve lived my life. I was having a bad time but this really puts puts things into perspective, what an awful injustice and what a brilliantly well read humble man
I'm probably old enough to be your father. I'm ex military and after Iraq and Afghanistan I've said to my wife I don't want to be here, as in not living. What I've realised is there is always someone in a worse position, having a worse life and still pushing on. What I've seen or done is nothing on many peoples struggle to live. At my lowest point the only way is up. My children are why I'm still here, I couldn't make my families life miserable just because I'm feeling low or struggling. I simply see living is far better than causing more pain to people I love. If your ever low think of that and how our lives are a gift compared to others 🙏
What’s worse is that Joe hosts an “exonerated” convict on a quarterly basis. Does he know that the innocence project was founded by one of OJ Simpson’s attorneys?
I agree it’s disgusting but with all due respect, it’s that vindictive mentality that put us in this position in the first place. It’s become less of a means for correction and more of a means for retribution, which ultimately drives up the desperation and corruption of the justice system.
It is, but remember these people aren’t saints either. This dude had a record and he still refuses to speak in that. Just racism again, while ignoring it goes both ways.
Thank you for giving Josh and these poor victims a platform, you're a good man Joe, it's important that people know that there are thousands of innocent people sitting in prisons.
Wrongfully accused? You notice how the only evidence of that is the murderer and his representative saying he's innocent. Way to ask the hard hitting questions Joe. Like, maybe remind him that four different BLACK people said they saw him pull the trigger. Hey Joe, maybe talk to the jury, the eye witnesses, the detectives, the THREE different judges that went over all the evidence and denied his appeals. But most of all, you should talk to Travis Lilleys family. Have some integrity.
If every witness were White, if the judge were White, if all 12 jurors we're White, if all people involved in the Justice system in this case we're White, it wouldn't taint the evidence presented or the verdict one bit. If it taints your willingness to believe in his guilt, if phrases like "all White jury" put ideas of racial bias in your head...you're just anti-White.
The dude's entire story was he got up to change his kid's outfit or something and ended up doing 29 years in prison. Joe just nods along like that made any sort of sense. Then dude just starts talking about the prosecutor who apparently did some shady shit years later, like any of this addresses what actually landed him in prison. What an absolute joke of an interview. Seeing people simp for this child murderer is beyond infuriating.
@@fubar5163 at least someone is critically thinking. Joe is such a meat head. He didn't even research this case. I feel sorry for the family of that little boy if they see this. Why do people side with criminals? Disgusting.
"I wasn't going to serve time, I was going to have time serve me." This and the statements that follow show that this man is beyond strong and a kind soul.
I’m sorry you went through this brother I know it’s easier for someone like me to say this but now you’re free and can spread knowledge. Bless you and your family
Get real!! This shit won't change. Between the private prisons & capitalistic nature of the judicial system ~ their really is no reason for the powers that be to change anything. It's just another industry. Gotta love america tho right? The land of the free.
He spent years in prison before he killed that child. He was by no means falsely imprisoned; he was guilty AF. No way all those blk folks lied about him being the shooter. Shocked they gave him clemency so early.
@@SolitaryReaper666 even in this they say “we don’t want to go into details” because the details are 4 black people say they saw him with a gun drawn/shooting and then he admits to getting in a can with “the real shooter”.
@jimbofischa by your bad logic, your people were in caves while my people were building pyramids and traveling to the Tigris and Euphrates to actually begin civilization.
His whole demeanor is " angelic." He went through a type of hell that I have nightmares about and he comes to your show with a smile on his face . I can't imagine what this man is capable of . Obviously , only great things .
@@heribertozalazar4362 this dude is trying to rile people up with stupid-ass racist remarks. He's all over the comments spewing this stuff. Probably not even a real person.
I smell bullshit. Snitches get stitches. When asked, "what happened"; he proptly gas-lit his response by offering info not asked for, seasoned with the bitterness of shame. The former is a red flag to investigators. We didnt ask how long that other guy served. We asked "what happened" with his case. Nothing was offered in response to the question but misdirection.
It’s hard to imagine how long 30 years in prison is… I’m not even 30 years old yet, one single year is a pretty long time and so 30 years behind bars is just insane.
Sadly, one learns to live with that reality. One trains themselves mentally to, like he said, "not do time, but use the time to your advantage." Not everybody of course, but many people do.
Im glad Joe Rogan has this platform to be able to share the stories of so many people. Ive learned so much through this podcast- at least about individuals doing a lot for society or having to deal with the crazy justice system after being falsely imprisoned. Im glad he's finally out, and Im glad we got to learn about Josh and Bruce's story
Payouts usually come like 5-10 years later if you can hold out for it. If you can't you get like $100k instead of what you deserve. For some info, look up the Wikipedia on Jeffrey Deskovic. Freed in 2006, paid much later.
Don’t worry bro, we are all sinners. All this trash taking place within the current age will soon come to a close. The will of life itself cannot allow this to continue. Existence is not meant to be bad, and it will not continue that way. God will make adjustments.
@@chaytonhurlow840 Oh puhleeeeze. Save me the rhetoric. Where was this God to adjust during the Holocaust, Stalin's purge, Khmer Rouge and on and on. And you think it is going to save America?
@@elkarlos814 god allows these things to happen, it’s his divine providence. But he is not the perpetrator, sinful man is. If he was to destroy evil immediately, he would have to destroy us too. But instead he gives us a chance to be saved. And no, God will not save America, he will save mankind. My God is love and is good, I understand you have been hurt, but your problem isn’t with my God. The God of this world is the evil one, not the God of the universe. Life is not meant to be bad, God will fix this dilemma that life has found itself in. Do you really have a problem with that statement? It’s not rhetoric, it’s the truth. Also, God’s people have been oppressed and slaughtered for the sake of Christ. I’m not ignorant to suffering, but they do not suffer for no reason. They will have peace, Jesus never lied. If you truly care about the suffering in this world you would trust in him, you need to understand that there is no other way.
The affects of quaaludes were aphrodisiacs to get in the mood he never admitted to knocking anyone out to have 😘 with them in their sleep and page 1 350 of deposition asked did you give these quaaludes to women without their knowledge he answered no. Arguing he was let out on a acnicaliticality is admitting he was convinced on actual corruption to point 👉 to
I'm pretty sure he received clemency. He's not innocent just because he says he's innocent. His story was that he was out shopping for Halloween supplies and randomly bumped into his drug-dealing friend (Bryant was also a drug dealer), and while they were talking, the guys that had just robbed his friend the day before happened to walk by, and everyone started shooting. But Bryant claimed he ran and was just at the "wrong place at the wrong time". I don't buy it.
I’m not defending anyone but let tell you a story. I grew up in Queens NY and played basketball in Forest Park as a teen. Cops used to come and offer me and my friends $50-$100 dollars to do line ups. I’m guessing that they already were making people guilty before proven innocent. They falsified police reports like no one else’s business. 102nd precinct in Queens. Till this day I don’t trust cops, am now 41 yrs old
Did you not hear the "corrupt prosecutor" part? That said prosecutor was proven to a piece of shit that manipulated witnesses, often paying them for testimony? The prosecutor is now doing time for his actions, after being found guilty of corruption in not only this case but many others. Not sure how you missed that part but it proves people only hear what they want to. You think Rogan would risk his careers and credibility by having a possible murderer on to tell his story? The fallout that could occur if his people didnt do some serious fact checking is monumental. Think about it.
@@Villlxn not for me. My culture and their culture is completely different. He was a drug dealer ffs, his chance of rightfully going to prison is 99.9%. Hell he might already be dead at this point in time. Wrongful conviction might be a blessing in disguise for him. He obviously rehabilitates from his institution.
Bryant, 53, had served two prison terms for dealing drugs and was on parole when he and an accomplice shot up the New Look Beauty Salon in Jamaica as part of a drug dispute that targeted the boyfriend of Travis’ mom inside. Travis was gunned down just after bringing his mother a piece of birthday cake while she worked at the salon. The boy’s grandfather, Bobby Lilley, cradled Travis as he died, later telling a reporter: “He didn’t say anything. The only thing he did, he twisted in my arms twice.” Two eyewitnesses picked Bryant out of a lineup in Queens and he was convicted of second-degree murder and related charges in July 1996. Since then, Bryant has mounted multiple, failed appeals, with Brooklyn federal Judge Frederic Block ruling in 2007 that prosecutors had presented a “very strong case.” “In addition to the lineup identifications, Bryant testified that he was present at the scene of the crime when the shooting occurred; further, the prosecution presented two additional witnesses who identified Bryant in court, one of whom testified that Bryant was one of two men who fired at the beauty salon, and the other of whom testified that Bryant was walking toward the salon with his gun drawn,” Block wrote. Bryant maintains his innocence and last year was profiled in a Law360 article that called him the “poster child for clemency” and said his trial was “suspect” because one witness later recanted and Bryant’s defense lawyer had PTSD at the time.
His statement was that he got out of a Taxi to go Halloween shopping and randomly saw his drug dealer friend, they started talking and then out of nowhere the guys that had robbed his friend the previous day happened to walk by and started shooting. He ran and was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. 🤧BS
@@whoknowles2973 In NYC? Cmon man all those blk folks said he was the guy and prayers to that little blk child's family, I'm sure they're hurting right now because they let him out early.
The strength of the mind of this man is beyond comprehension. It humbles me seeing an individual able to make the best of a horrible circumstances. It really makes you look at life with a new perspective and appreciate the blessings we all have. God Bless him and people in these circumstances.
God bless this brother and his family I couldn't imagine the sort of mental turmoil that will put on someone psyche especially knowing that you didn't do it
This is the worst you can do to a person. Someone should start a foundation that goes after corrupt prosecutors. I would donate an entire months pay to it.
There is one: Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice. They have changed several laws and freed like 20 people in the last year or two. Guy who runs it might become the DA where he was wrongfully prosecuted for murder at age 16.
Well think of all the guys that succumbed to the situation and died in jail, and think about the guys though they done something wrong like Rob a store for 200 dollar and various other crimes at 19yrs of age and spends 30yrs in prison. like he said its a crime to be born in poverty. They that commit crimes is the product of someone business! The prison business, which begs the question could there be something wrong here 🤔 sure it is.
The powerful message that Joe sends by allowing this man to speak, and to take the time to say the things that he wants to say is unprecedented. Thank you for just letting him speak. This is incredible and very important.
Joe, who told you you should bring this guy on your show? The guy isn't innocent. He was shown clemency. That's not the same thing as being found innocent. You were a fool for this one.
Guilty as hell notice how he evades telling a full account of what happened that day and how there were multiple witnesses that placed him at the scene with a gun out and in the getaway vehicle. Bruce is guilty as hell
Please never stop sharing to the masses your story/testimony! You are a blessing onto this world and thank you Joe for allowing this man the platform to share. 🙏🏼
“You build it, they going to come” - Bryan, you gave me chills when you dropped that cold connection. Felt an odd sense of pride when you were dropping words like Idiosyncrasies and Draconian. Hope you get a podcast of your own to share a different perspective on the current sick state of hustle or you’re done, the power of self discipline and education with a vision, and current events.
This poetic wisdom you enjoyed is from a man that killed a 11 year old kid. Read the court transcripts before you start sucking his dick. He killed a child and got out in a technicality.
You do understand there were 4 eyewitnesses that said Bryant was the one who pulled the trigger right? I imagine your heart pain wasn't anything close to the pain Travis Lilleys grandfather felt as his grandson bed out and died in his arms.
Yup. In 89 they came together in a conspiracy against a 16 yo kid named Jeff Deskovic. In 2006 the conspiracy was revealed and the only person to go to jail was the real killer, except he was inside already bc he'd killed again and was caught.
He claimed he was out Halloween shopping and randomly bumped into his friend (who was also a convicted felon), and as they were talking, the guy that had robbed his friend just happened to walk by and start shooting. Multiple people, ALL BLK identified Bryant as one of the shooters, including one that had him with a gun in the street running towards the salon, where the little blk child was killed by a stray. I'm not buying that it was just a coincidence (IN NYC) that he ran into his partner and the guys that just robbed his partner at the same time.
Inspiring gets tossed around too much, but this shit is the epitome of it. "You can either stay bitter or get better" That quote hit my soul. I dont believe in an afterlife, but if there is one, I hope this man is given back his youth.
@@radicaIarchitect What is your idea instead? Putting them down? I can see the logic in your argument for that but would be bad for people like this man who were innocent
Americans will never agree because they're so fkn brainwashed. The US prison system and surrounding / supporting legal and financial systems are literally a crime against humanity. Fkn embarrassing.
He will get paid, but you are right about the time. I think about how many others he could have influenced or helped along. Like a mom or dad raising kids or like a school teacher. The lost of time is really sad
@@mestis343 haha, as someone who's been wrongfully in jail in Sweden and abused like hell by the police and guards there you are 100% right. Scandinavia offers NO concessions/recourse to those they wrongly imprison. From an outside perspective it's a very corrupt system
The way he carries himself after such a terrible life experience, is truly heroic and inspiring. I sincerely hope you can make up for that stolen time Bruce.
Read the court transcripts before you call him heroic. Nobody "stole time" from Bruce he stole the time and life of an 11 year old. He got out in a technically but he is a evil murderer. Feel bad for the child he killed family
This is probably gonna get lost in the comments but you should know that this guy is 100% guilty. He was a drug dealer trying to shoot another drug dealer and instead killed a young boy, shot him in the back on the head. He was never exonerated, he was granted clemency. Just like the Central Park 5 were never exonerated btw, their sentence was vacated, and they're also 100% guilty. It's a very weird phenomenon, with these "innocence project" type of organizations trying to get black murderers out of prison (Rodney Reed, Crystul Kizer, Kevin Cooper, Julius Jones, Ledell Lee, Brandon Bernard etc.).
I have served a couple years in prison and let my tell you that this man is INSANELY MENTALLY STRONG. Much love brother i hope you can find your way on the streets!!
He deserves the death penalty! Read the court transcripts. He killed a 11 your old boy. He admitted he was there at the scene and one lady picked him out of a line up and say him walking towards the saloon with a gun in his hand. Another person picked him out of another line up and saw him shooting. Wake up and don't believe his bullshit
I hope the people, cops , lawyers , JUDGE, spend at least 15 years in jail ... and the day before they are to be released , say " oops you got 15 more years "
Rogan is a living advertisement as to what smoking pot on a daily basis does to your ability to think critically. In other words it rids you of it. So he believes this guy didnt murder that kid because this guy says he didnt murder that kid? Well that makes sense
My mind is blown. What an amazing man that articulates his thoughts so well and has stayed so encouraged during a terrible time. I've never been so inspired to be better person and I could listen to him talk for hours and learn so much. Just wow.
My cousin is currently on his last year of a 15 year sentence in elmira we’re from ny and from reading letters after hes been to every max prison in ny his storys are absolutely wild and for that man to do 30 in maxes in ny all my respect 👏🏽
My admiration for his ability to endure this painful ordeal for 30 years is enormous. I hope that he is able to continue his great journey in todays society. I hope that he finds peace and happiness, not used by the media then spit him out. It’s a lot to adjust to, isolation to the News favourite person. He’ll need to stay strong. ❤
I had a neighbor who's son became a prosecutor. He boasted one day , " anyone can put a guilty man away , ... you gotta be REALLY good to put an innocent guy away " Today , he's a judge .
I am a man who suffered with a learning disability when I was younger. This video makes me thankful for the individuals that invested in me and made me better. I am truly fortunate for the path that the big man placed me on
The way this man used his time to his advantage is a lesson we can all learn from. The level at which he is well spoken show cases that people can use anything to their advantage. Im grateful Bruce managed to have justice brought to his life finally, and I pray he prevails in whatever he intends to do.
I’ve done time. It’s easy when you’re young because you don’t necessarily have things you need to do aka family, buisiness, etc. especially in my case. I was just working and lost my job because of incarciration. No house or car. Nothing to worry about. You just live and occupy your time. I’m sure I could’ve gotten my masters if i was locked up for more then the year I was there
In the 1860's German's and Irish filled New York's prisons - by the 1920's it was Jews and Italians - and by the 1970's it was Puerto Ricans and Black Americans.
If the human spirit can endure a 30 year false imprisonment, then waking up an hour early, eating healthy and exercising should be seen as privileges not burdens
THEY NOT HEARING U 👌🏾💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Amen to that.
@jimbofischa wait...what!?
That's all it is. Be grateful everyday coz we are the lucky ones.
From the perspective of a 30 year false imprisonment it is a privilege but from that perspective pretty much anything is. If you are given everything the smallest stone in your way will seem like a burden!
Legal system's ability to disappoint people is a talent
A certain group of people!
It’s the exception not the rule tho
A waiter dropping your food at a restaurant, that's disappointing. Wrongly spending *30 YEARS* in prison is literally taking a man's life away.
YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT
A natural talent for them.
It is truly impossible to imagine what he went through and still come out how he is today.
@@johnylalrina1451 Jesus Christ dude
Charleston White is an idiot
@@johnylalrina1451 How about EVERYBODY needs discipline. Gtfo
@@johnylalrina1451 Always remember: you wrote this.
Where is my comment? Im just quoting Charleston White, a black man, a community speaker ffs.
Nevermind the multiple eye witnesses who identified him as the shooter and the various appellate court rulings. I don’t care about his college degrees and good deeds when he killed a child. RIP Travis Lilley
They, or rather we wonder why their neighborhoods are so dangerous when there is a celebration for letting these people go free.
but did they get the right person? he was profiled in a Law360 article that called him the “poster child for clemency” and said his trial was “suspect” because one witness later recanted and Bryant’s defense lawyer had PTSD at the time.
I'm a marine and now a fireman and I never sit with my back to any door I always know escape routes. It's exhausting thinking like this sometimes but it's who I am. God bless this man.
@Marco Polo Army? That's nothing. I was an Altar Boy. Nothing teaches you to always watch you 6 better than being an Altar Boy
I'm constantly checking that windows are locked, triple checking doors, adding extra security for certain doors, strategically placing sharp objects around my property....im mot paranoid just ready, I was born in the hood and learned alot there, some things i learned in my short time in the military but most of all from living in the butt crack of the blue ridge mountains, I used to go outside at 3am to look at the milky way, just me and my husky....we seen things out there that most won't believe...I didn't know black panthers existed until I seen one about 30 feet away from me......
Gay
He’s incredibly articulate, insightful and humble. Truly a role model despite the terrible injustice done to him.
Just like Bill Cosby
He's incredibly articulate. Amazing how often people use this to describe black. Reminds me of when Joe Biden said the same thing about Barack
@@Andy_Sidaris I agree, but the reason it's said is that there are a lot of black Americans (specifically hood black people) that are not articulate. Black people are also marketed by Hollywood in that way. So, it's a stereotype that many people implicitly accept. It's not right, but it's understandable.
@@scratchpenny It's just funny that you only ever hear that description from people one side of the political aisle. I just find it humorous how people of a certain political view always describe minorities
@@Andy_Sidaris which side of the aisle are you hinting at? Serious question.
Really, really, appreciate Joe letting him tell his story without an interruption. Most people, myself included, would not have come out on the other end of such a tragedy as amazing as he did.
Well said. I literally sat trying to visualize what I would have become even over a year or two of unjust incarceration - and it got dark quickly. I simply would not have made it.
I think he must have been treated well by his fellow inmates anf jail workers. Dude seems too calm, coherent and in control for someone who might have had a traumatic time in jail.
Don't underestimate yourself brother :)
@@ArchisLikhitkar prison is prison. Doesn’t matter how stable you make it. From 30 years you can not leave this 1 place.
I listened to the whole pod - I admire his ability to just absorb without needing to add on.
He's guilty. And he wasn't exonerated. Watch Devon Tracey"s stuff.
I was born in 95. A year after this man went to jail he’s been locked up longer than I’ve lived my life. I was having a bad time but this really puts puts things into perspective, what an awful injustice and what a brilliantly well read humble man
Ayyy I'm also a 95 baby bro
Yup from 95 too, imagine being in his shoes.. My god! So happy he made it here and never gave up, god bless this wonderful human!
I had the same thoughts, also born 95 .
I'm probably old enough to be your father.
I'm ex military and after Iraq and Afghanistan I've said to my wife I don't want to be here, as in not living.
What I've realised is there is always someone in a worse position, having a worse life and still pushing on. What I've seen or done is nothing on many peoples struggle to live. At my lowest point the only way is up. My children are why I'm still here, I couldn't make my families life miserable just because I'm feeling low or struggling.
I simply see living is far better than causing more pain to people I love.
If your ever low think of that and how our lives are a gift compared to others 🙏
Joe Biden's crime bill was in 1994. Man dude was unlucky
He is guilty, he should have been in for life, wtf is wrong with people.
He should have done 80 years minimum
@@TheRR3D exactly
What’s worse is that Joe hosts an “exonerated” convict on a quarterly basis. Does he know that the innocence project was founded by one of OJ Simpson’s attorneys?
@@carlsdrumshop yup its disgusting
@@TheRR3D just like the Central Park 5.
I love how Joe Rogan let the wrongly convicted share their story
@Tupac fall in a hole.
@Tupac gargle battery acid
Joe Rogan is 5'6"
Bless Joe Rogan for getting him out 🙏🏻🙏🏿
It's been a while since I visited the JRE comments section, glad I see it has devolved into something humorous.
The idea of pinning violent crimes on people because they have a record is insanely disgusting and I hope they get it back 1000 times worse
I agree it’s disgusting but with all due respect, it’s that vindictive mentality that put us in this position in the first place. It’s become less of a means for correction and more of a means for retribution, which ultimately drives up the desperation and corruption of the justice system.
JoeB's crime bill needs to be tossed out. It created this problem
Another Bill Cosby
Why are so many US prison inmates non-whites, like the US is 70 percent white
It is, but remember these people aren’t saints either. This dude had a record and he still refuses to speak in that. Just racism again, while ignoring it goes both ways.
Thank you for giving Josh and these poor victims a platform, you're a good man Joe, it's important that people know that there are thousands of innocent people sitting in prisons.
@jimbofischa what an awful thing to say. Please take your bigoted racism out of here.
@jimbofischa
I am white and he is my brother ,
so are you .
Never miss Josh on the podcast. One of the most important guests.
@jimbofischaboi your family tree is a telephone pole.
@@landonlandon5533 i pity u. How does it feel to walk around and think ur better than everyone else?
Wrongfully accused? You notice how the only evidence of that is the murderer and his representative saying he's innocent. Way to ask the hard hitting questions Joe. Like, maybe remind him that four different BLACK people said they saw him pull the trigger. Hey Joe, maybe talk to the jury, the eye witnesses, the detectives, the THREE different judges that went over all the evidence and denied his appeals. But most of all, you should talk to Travis Lilleys family. Have some integrity.
If every witness were White, if the judge were White, if all 12 jurors we're White, if all people involved in the Justice system in this case we're White, it wouldn't taint the evidence presented or the verdict one bit.
If it taints your willingness to believe in his guilt, if phrases like "all White jury" put ideas of racial bias in your head...you're just anti-White.
The dude's entire story was he got up to change his kid's outfit or something and ended up doing 29 years in prison. Joe just nods along like that made any sort of sense. Then dude just starts talking about the prosecutor who apparently did some shady shit years later, like any of this addresses what actually landed him in prison. What an absolute joke of an interview. Seeing people simp for this child murderer is beyond infuriating.
@@fubar5163 at least someone is critically thinking. Joe is such a meat head. He didn't even research this case. I feel sorry for the family of that little boy if they see this.
Why do people side with criminals? Disgusting.
"I wasn't going to serve time, I was going to have time serve me." This and the statements that follow show that this man is beyond strong and a kind soul.
And a murderer
@@calroller3865 reading is fundamental
They guy is guilty. Sad Joe dropped the ball on this one.
😂😂😂
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ who killed Travis Lilley if he didn't do it?
I’m sorry you went through this brother I know it’s easier for someone like me to say this but now you’re free and can spread knowledge. Bless you and your family
Crooked District Attorney's and Police Officers should have severe consequences for falsely convicting innocent citizens.
Life sentences...
# Acountability😏
As a 29 year old, I can not fathom living my entire life in prison. This justice system has to change.
Get real!! This shit won't change.
Between the private prisons & capitalistic nature of the judicial system ~ their really is no reason for the powers that be to change anything.
It's just another industry.
Gotta love america tho right?
The land of the free.
The problem is, the literature id say isn’t racist but the people who occupy the system are
He spent years in prison before he killed that child. He was by no means falsely imprisoned; he was guilty AF. No way all those blk folks lied about him being the shooter. Shocked they gave him clemency so early.
It was designed to be evil
colonist communist system. not justice, might as well call them heroes if your gonna use the wrong words
The innocence project is hell bent on getting guilty people out.
Guilty black people that murder whites.
Absolutely. And getting rich doing it.
Yes, and they get promoted more and more.
@@SolitaryReaper666 even in this they say “we don’t want to go into details” because the details are 4 black people say they saw him with a gun drawn/shooting and then he admits to getting in a can with “the real shooter”.
uh. the guy was guilty. He was never found innocent. He was given clemency.
Jesum, people are so gullible. Rogan is a shill on this one.
oh the human spirit is so strong!!! Man we live in insane times, age of insanity.
Dude I’m sorry for you. Feels awful just thinking about it
@jimbofischa we are all one people. Skin color doesn't matter. Unlearn.
@jimbofischa paid liberal bad actor detected
Guess who created the crime bill that caused this? Hint he doesn't remember his name and fought Cornpop
It looks like this dude found himself in prison. Jail/prison sometimes is more a mindset than a building.
@jimbofischa by your bad logic, your people were in caves while my people were building pyramids and traveling to the Tigris and Euphrates to actually begin civilization.
His whole demeanor is " angelic."
He went through a type of hell that I have nightmares about and he comes to your show with a smile on his face .
I can't imagine what this man is capable of . Obviously , only great things .
@jimbofischa huh
@@heribertozalazar4362 he’s just a starving troll, don’t feed it. Best to let it die from lack of attention
@@heribertozalazar4362 this dude is trying to rile people up with stupid-ass racist remarks. He's all over the comments spewing this stuff. Probably not even a real person.
Very well said.
@jimbofischaboi everyone who has read your comment is now dumber because of it.
Love Joe’s ability to sit back and let people talk, and ask meaningful questions. This is what makes him the greatest interviewer and podcaster ever
@Elvis Jones release the jealousy in your heart friend, it’s ugly.
@@user-ej1lf8xr8i Every Redditor wouldn't be able to not be the center of pedantic attention for the whole time.
@@sharlcloves4216 that’s a low bar, rogan has fewer thoughts than a redditor, congrats to Joe lol
Art Bell
@Elvis Jones just say you're mad cuz he didn't take the vaccine
I smell bullshit. Snitches get stitches. When asked, "what happened"; he proptly gas-lit his response by offering info not asked for, seasoned with the bitterness of shame. The former is a red flag to investigators. We didnt ask how long that other guy served. We asked "what happened" with his case. Nothing was offered in response to the question but misdirection.
False imprisonment? Getting clemency from a head of state doesn't mean he is innocent.
Correct
It’s hard to imagine how long 30 years in prison is… I’m not even 30 years old yet, one single year is a pretty long time and so 30 years behind bars is just insane.
Sadly, one learns to live with that reality. One trains themselves mentally to, like he said, "not do time, but use the time to your advantage." Not everybody of course, but many people do.
The fact that this same thing is about to happen to Andrew Tate just because of the left is truly sad. 🙏🏼 Pray for Top G.
@@Spreadingwingsmine lmao not even close to the same thing bozo
Im glad Joe Rogan has this platform to be able to share the stories of so many people. Ive learned so much through this podcast- at least about individuals doing a lot for society or having to deal with the crazy justice system after being falsely imprisoned. Im glad he's finally out, and Im glad we got to learn about Josh and Bruce's story
The fact that this same thing is about to happen to Andrew Tate just because of the left is truly sad. 🙏🏼 Pray for Top G.
Rogan the goat for this stuff
To not be a hateful guy with grudge after that. What an amazing person. Heck things go a little sideways at work and I get flustered.
this comment goes a long way considering it's coming from prison mike
@@nawtmyrealnamelol The dementors were the worst part
Get atheism is unstoppable on with this guy. Him and the innocence project are a curse and most of these guys are murderers.
This guy received clemency. He is still guilty for the crime he committed. That crime was killing an 11 year old boy during a shootout.
Thank you for seeing through the bullshit.
He killed a child
Hopefully this dude got paid millions for his lost time, money wont fix the time lost but he definitely deserves a payday
Dismantling the fiat system will be a better payment
Payouts usually come like 5-10 years later if you can hold out for it. If you can't you get like $100k instead of what you deserve.
For some info, look up the Wikipedia on Jeffrey Deskovic. Freed in 2006, paid much later.
He was not innocent. He received clemency.
Having been incarcerated, I am here to tell ya: Bruce is one very special human being. I can only hope that he goes on to help others. Respect.
What d’you do?
@@Citizen__X1 .......Exactly!
Don’t worry bro, we are all sinners. All this trash taking place within the current age will soon come to a close. The will of life itself cannot allow this to continue.
Existence is not meant to be bad, and it will not continue that way. God will make adjustments.
@@chaytonhurlow840 Oh puhleeeeze. Save me the rhetoric. Where was this God to adjust during the Holocaust, Stalin's purge, Khmer Rouge and on and on. And you think it is going to save America?
@@elkarlos814 god allows these things to happen, it’s his divine providence. But he is not the perpetrator, sinful man is. If he was to destroy evil immediately, he would have to destroy us too. But instead he gives us a chance to be saved.
And no, God will not save America, he will save mankind. My God is love and is good, I understand you have been hurt, but your problem isn’t with my God. The God of this world is the evil one, not the God of the universe.
Life is not meant to be bad, God will fix this dilemma that life has found itself in. Do you really have a problem with that statement? It’s not rhetoric, it’s the truth.
Also, God’s people have been oppressed and slaughtered for the sake of Christ. I’m not ignorant to suffering, but they do not suffer for no reason. They will have peace, Jesus never lied.
If you truly care about the suffering in this world you would trust in him, you need to understand that there is no other way.
I hope this good man gets a GIANT LAWSUIT CHECK IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!
The affects of quaaludes were aphrodisiacs to get in the mood he never admitted to knocking anyone out to have 😘 with them in their sleep and page 1 350 of deposition asked did you give these quaaludes to women without their knowledge he answered no.
Arguing he was let out on a acnicaliticality is admitting he was convinced on actual corruption to point 👉 to
What is 30 years of your life worth?
@@osmosisjones4912 WTF does Cosby have to do with this?
@@andoletube the face false accusations and wrongful convictions and corrupt court cases
I'm pretty sure he received clemency. He's not innocent just because he says he's innocent. His story was that he was out shopping for Halloween supplies and randomly bumped into his drug-dealing friend (Bryant was also a drug dealer), and while they were talking, the guys that had just robbed his friend the day before happened to walk by, and everyone started shooting. But Bryant claimed he ran and was just at the "wrong place at the wrong time". I don't buy it.
100% guilty. This heartless clown killed a kid in cold blood.
Im not going to ruin this clip....this guy deserves an entire podcast.
This man killed that child
This is disgusting.
He murdered an 11 year old boy. There were 4 eyewitnesses, they picked him out of a line up...4 times.
People believe anything. They have no desire to look into the case.
@@confuciussay8968 oh they won't believe anything.
He needs to be black for people to believe he dindoo nuffin.
I’m not defending anyone but let tell you a story. I grew up in Queens NY and played basketball in Forest Park as a teen. Cops used to come and offer me and my friends $50-$100 dollars to do line ups. I’m guessing that they already were making people guilty before proven innocent. They falsified police reports like no one else’s business. 102nd precinct in Queens. Till this day I don’t trust cops, am now 41 yrs old
Did you not hear the "corrupt prosecutor" part? That said prosecutor was proven to a piece of shit that manipulated witnesses, often paying them for testimony? The prosecutor is now doing time for his actions, after being found guilty of corruption in not only this case but many others. Not sure how you missed that part but it proves people only hear what they want to. You think Rogan would risk his careers and credibility by having a possible murderer on to tell his story? The fallout that could occur if his people didnt do some serious fact checking is monumental. Think about it.
The roo sends his regards.
So well-spoken and articulate despite being in the prison system for the last 30 years. Good luck moving forward brother
It's 30 years of solid reading will do that to you. Lol
Thats because he needs that jail descipline. Lots of young black male from America needs at least 3 years prison time to figure out their shit.
@@johnylalrina1451 you needed it too huh
@@Villlxn not for me. My culture and their culture is completely different. He was a drug dealer ffs, his chance of rightfully going to prison is 99.9%. Hell he might already be dead at this point in time. Wrongful conviction might be a blessing in disguise for him. He obviously rehabilitates from his institution.
@@jb-zi7cj Tell that to Asian people
Bryant, 53, had served two prison terms for dealing drugs and was on parole when he and an accomplice shot up the New Look Beauty Salon in Jamaica as part of a drug dispute that targeted the boyfriend of Travis’ mom inside.
Travis was gunned down just after bringing his mother a piece of birthday cake while she worked at the salon.
The boy’s grandfather, Bobby Lilley, cradled Travis as he died, later telling a reporter: “He didn’t say anything. The only thing he did, he twisted in my arms twice.”
Two eyewitnesses picked Bryant out of a lineup in Queens and he was convicted of second-degree murder and related charges in July 1996.
Since then, Bryant has mounted multiple, failed appeals, with Brooklyn federal Judge Frederic Block ruling in 2007 that prosecutors had presented a “very strong case.”
“In addition to the lineup identifications, Bryant testified that he was present at the scene of the crime when the shooting occurred; further, the prosecution presented two additional witnesses who identified Bryant in court, one of whom testified that Bryant was one of two men who fired at the beauty salon, and the other of whom testified that Bryant was walking toward the salon with his gun drawn,” Block wrote.
Bryant maintains his innocence and last year was profiled in a Law360 article that called him the “poster child for clemency” and said his trial was “suspect” because one witness later recanted and Bryant’s defense lawyer had PTSD at the time.
Context matters. There you go.
His statement was that he got out of a Taxi to go Halloween shopping and randomly saw his drug dealer friend, they started talking and then out of nowhere the guys that had robbed his friend the previous day happened to walk by and started shooting. He ran and was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. 🤧BS
@@DeePowers life can happen like that
Also the prosecutor paid off witnesses and was corrupt…if it couldn’t be PROVEN hes innocent
@@whoknowles2973 In NYC? Cmon man all those blk folks said he was the guy and prayers to that little blk child's family, I'm sure they're hurting right now because they let him out early.
The strength of the mind of this man is beyond comprehension. It humbles me seeing an individual able to make the best of a horrible circumstances. It really makes you look at life with a new perspective and appreciate the blessings we all have. God Bless him and people in these circumstances.
Seems like it's the opposite of a blessing to me but to each their own
@@Andy_Sidaris You really did not understand the point. Read it again.
Beautifully said brother
It is not beyond comprehension to all of us..Maybe it is to you but speak for yourself.
The fact that this same thing is about to happen to Andrew Tate just because of the left is truly sad. 🙏🏼 Pray for Top G.
"Everyone knew I didn't commit the crime." Except for the jury.
they probably knew. but were bribed
He's fing guilty. He murdered a 11 yr old boy.
And the 4 eye witnesses
Clearly guilty....is this the twilight zone?
And all the evidence that clearly shows he is guilty.
Sorry but 70 years for armed robery is about right. Society doesn't need people who pull a gun on minimum wage people for a few hundreds bucks.
God bless this brother and his family I couldn't imagine the sort of mental turmoil that will put on someone psyche especially knowing that you didn't do it
@jimbofischaboi He's human, and with humanity comes brotherhood, or strive to be. Clearly, you are part of the problem.
@jimbofischa I hope you have a wonderful day, and are blessed beyond measure 🙏
@jimbofischaboi He was/is innocent... The people that did this to him, have been held accountable, I just found your first comment very dismissive.
@jimbofischaboi You need help. The guy was innocent yet here you are. I feel sorry for you.
I can imagine. It’s crazy he’s not bitter. If I were him I could hardly wait to wreck society.
This is the worst you can do to a person. Someone should start a foundation that goes after corrupt prosecutors. I would donate an entire months pay to it.
There is one: Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice. They have changed several laws and freed like 20 people in the last year or two. Guy who runs it might become the DA where he was wrongfully prosecuted for murder at age 16.
I’m 31 years old and imagining that people are wrongly accused and spending that amount of time in jail is incredibly insane.
Well think of all the guys that succumbed to the situation and died in jail, and think about the guys though they done something wrong like Rob a store for 200 dollar and various other crimes at 19yrs of age and spends 30yrs in prison. like he said its a crime to be born in poverty. They that commit crimes is the product of someone business! The prison business, which begs the question could there be something wrong here 🤔 sure it is.
Scarpa only got sentenced to 30 months.... let's talk about that.
The powerful message that Joe sends by allowing this man to speak, and to take the time to say the things that he wants to say is unprecedented. Thank you for just letting him speak.
This is incredible and very important.
He better than me. No telling how I would be. I'm happy for him and wish nothing but the best for him 🙏🏽
Why don’t you know how you’d be? You don’t know yourself well? I’d be movie villain evil and get off on it like you can’t imagine.
Joe, who told you you should bring this guy on your show? The guy isn't innocent. He was shown clemency. That's not the same thing as being found innocent. You were a fool for this one.
Guilty as hell notice how he evades telling a full account of what happened that day and how there were multiple witnesses that placed him at the scene with a gun out and in the getaway vehicle. Bruce is guilty as hell
Not every criminal in prison is ( wrongfully Accused ) in fact most of them are accurately Accused.
Please never stop sharing to the masses your story/testimony! You are a blessing onto this world and thank you Joe for allowing this man the platform to share. 🙏🏼
The fact that this same thing is about to happen to Andrew Tate just because of the left is truly sad. 🙏🏼 Pray for Top G.
@@Spreadingwingsminelmfao
@@ryan0150 ?
“You build it, they going to come” - Bryan, you gave me chills when you dropped that cold connection. Felt an odd sense of pride when you were dropping words like Idiosyncrasies and Draconian. Hope you get a podcast of your own to share a different perspective on the current sick state of hustle or you’re done, the power of self discipline and education with a vision, and current events.
Listening to this man speak his poetic wisdom was a gift to me on this rainy night. Thank you.
This poetic wisdom you enjoyed is from a man that killed a 11 year old kid. Read the court transcripts before you start sucking his dick. He killed a child and got out in a technicality.
As I listened to him, a wave of pain pierced my heart. It's disheartening to witness such a significant injustice 😢
You do understand there were 4 eyewitnesses that said Bryant was the one who pulled the trigger right? I imagine your heart pain wasn't anything close to the pain Travis Lilleys grandfather felt as his grandson bed out and died in his arms.
This is what happens when the judges, DAs, and pigs all play for the same team. Every criminal case is at least a 3 on 1 battle. 🐷🐖🐽🥓
Yup. In 89 they came together in a conspiracy against a 16 yo kid named Jeff Deskovic. In 2006 the conspiracy was revealed and the only person to go to jail was the real killer, except he was inside already bc he'd killed again and was caught.
He claimed he was out Halloween shopping and randomly bumped into his friend (who was also a convicted felon), and as they were talking, the guy that had robbed his friend just happened to walk by and start shooting. Multiple people, ALL BLK identified Bryant as one of the shooters, including one that had him with a gun in the street running towards the salon, where the little blk child was killed by a stray. I'm not buying that it was just a coincidence (IN NYC) that he ran into his partner and the guys that just robbed his partner at the same time.
Inspiring gets tossed around too much, but this shit is the epitome of it. "You can either stay bitter or get better" That quote hit my soul. I dont believe in an afterlife, but if there is one, I hope this man is given back his youth.
He won't be given back his youth. The afterlife doesn't exist. All you woke lemmings need to learn that.
America's prison and legal system is a visible horror show to the world.
All prisons are, it's a shame they have gotten people to agree to this horror
@@radicaIarchitect What is your idea instead? Putting them down? I can see the logic in your argument for that but would be bad for people like this man who were innocent
Yes and no.... Theres better systems out there but theres also much much worse.
Check out norways prison system. Lowest recidivism rate in the world.
Americans will never agree because they're so fkn brainwashed. The US prison system and surrounding / supporting legal and financial systems are literally a crime against humanity. Fkn embarrassing.
Bruce you are an inspiration to me! Thank you for all you endured that helped so many! I hope you have the most blessed and beautiful life ever!!
Just amazing how well adjusted you are after such cruelty. Bravo!
This man deserves millions and millions of dollars. 30 years is insane and he will never get that time back.
He will get paid, but you are right about the time. I think about how many others he could have influenced or helped along. Like a mom or dad raising kids or like a school teacher. The lost of time is really sad
@@CowboyCarCrushingonly in America. If it was in Scandinavia it would be in pennies and quarters
@@mestis343 that's a shame
@@mestis343 haha, as someone who's been wrongfully in jail in Sweden and abused like hell by the police and guards there you are 100% right.
Scandinavia offers NO concessions/recourse to those they wrongly imprison. From an outside perspective it's a very corrupt system
@@perzonne6302 I'm sorry. I hope you could have some right to go by for being wrongfully being or what you mean. My bad
Definitely killed a little kid. His lie isnt even good.
This guy murdered a kid and Joe Rogan has him on the podcast? Rogan is mentally checked out.
Too much bong
wrongfully accused....do you even speak english?
Even after 29 years in prison he shows no remorse..evil
I can’t wait till AIU rips this fairytale to shreds.
The way he carries himself after such a terrible life experience, is truly heroic and inspiring. I sincerely hope you can make up for that stolen time Bruce.
Another Case of what happened to Cosby
Read the court transcripts before you call him heroic. Nobody "stole time" from Bruce he stole the time and life of an 11 year old. He got out in a technically but he is a evil murderer. Feel bad for the child he killed family
@@osmosisjones4912 Watchyou talkin' about, Willis?
This man is a legend, I feel ashamed of myself for being weak comparing to how strong his soul is. You are an inspiration Mr.Bryan
Pathetic.
@Pepe Pupu 🙏
Said perfactly bri🤙
🤣bro.i couldn't even say that perfactly
@@mikebailey1284 which made it perfect 🤘🏼
This is probably gonna get lost in the comments but you should know that this guy is 100% guilty. He was a drug dealer trying to shoot another drug dealer and instead killed a young boy, shot him in the back on the head. He was never exonerated, he was granted clemency. Just like the Central Park 5 were never exonerated btw, their sentence was vacated, and they're also 100% guilty. It's a very weird phenomenon, with these "innocence project" type of organizations trying to get black murderers out of prison (Rodney Reed, Crystul Kizer, Kevin Cooper, Julius Jones, Ledell Lee, Brandon Bernard etc.).
He makes us all feel our lives are really not that bad and we take it for granted
In the USA
All it takes for an innocent man
To do 30yrs in prison is
A prosecutor tell a story that
12 jurors believe
I have served a couple years in prison and let my tell you that this man is INSANELY MENTALLY STRONG. Much love brother i hope you can find your way on the streets!!
If your divorced if your man with kids your allowed be enslaved it's
wow this man truly did let the time serve him. Educated, critical thinker. Huge respect. May he have a wonderful life from hereon out
This man deserves all the blessings that are coming to him.
He deserves the death penalty! Read the court transcripts. He killed a 11 your old boy. He admitted he was there at the scene and one lady picked him out of a line up and say him walking towards the saloon with a gun in his hand. Another person picked him out of another line up and saw him shooting. Wake up and don't believe his bullshit
I hope the people, cops , lawyers , JUDGE, spend at least 15 years in jail ... and the day before they are to be released , say " oops you got 15 more years "
They wont spend a day and we all know it
Very well spoken guest. Really great perspectives.
I see this in my suggestion feed every single day. You can’t be human if you’re okay with this happening to someone.
Our “justice” system is whack
So has anyone that is commenting below actually done their research on this guy Bruce Bryant?
Yeah he murdered a kid. And the left praises him because he's black
They haven't. He's 100% guilty. His indignation is maddening
This man's journey needs to be a movie immediately. God bless him.
Hes guilty
@@ValkyrieXI2 but I thought it was a case of false imprisonment.
We the people need to make some changes. Thank you Joe for bringing this to the light.
Rogan is a living advertisement as to what smoking pot on a daily basis does to your ability to think critically. In other words it rids you of it. So he believes this guy didnt murder that kid because this guy says he didnt murder that kid? Well that makes sense
"false imprisonment"??? He got out because they gave him clemency, not because the verdict was overruled.
What a inspirational man I really hope he enjoys the rest of his life in peace ✌️
Very strong character, very wise words.
And career politicians in the background...
My mind is blown. What an amazing man that articulates his thoughts so well and has stayed so encouraged during a terrible time. I've never been so inspired to be better person and I could listen to him talk for hours and learn so much. Just wow.
My cousin is currently on his last year of a 15 year sentence in elmira we’re from ny and from reading letters after hes been to every max prison in ny his storys are absolutely wild and for that man to do 30 in maxes in ny all my respect 👏🏽
Hope you see him soon. Was he wrongfully acussed?
@@MarochanOG nah he did that shit😂
@@MarochanOG he was charged as an adult at 17
@@ThatMK4gti 😆😆😆😆
This guy is pretty much his own Shawshank Redemption. Very inspiring.
He absolutely did it, but the evidence was almost nonexistent except for his own confession and jail house snitches.
And 4 eyewitnesses and ballistics.
My admiration for his ability to endure this painful ordeal for 30 years is enormous. I hope that he is able to continue his great journey in todays society. I hope that he finds peace and happiness, not used by the media then spit him out. It’s a lot to adjust to, isolation to the News favourite person. He’ll need to stay strong. ❤
He murdered a child
“You can become bitter… or you can become better” 💚💚
Look up this guy. He is gulty as can be. He wasnt exonorated too
Bruce should write a book about his experiences. I love his attitude and his whole demeanor. He really did rise above his situation.
He does have a book it’s called deez
@@cristocool3356 don't do it lol
Too bad he killed an 11 year boy.
@DeepVoiceTV nuts
Will he include a chapter on the boy he murdered?
Joe, you are truly a blessing!
I had a neighbor who's son became a prosecutor.
He boasted one day ,
" anyone can put a guilty man away , ... you gotta be REALLY good to put an innocent guy away "
Today , he's a judge .
I am a man who suffered with a learning disability when I was younger. This video makes me thankful for the individuals that invested in me and made me better. I am truly fortunate for the path that the big man placed me on
@jimbofischa I care.
@jimbofischa I care
@jimbofischa I hope your day gets better, bro.
The kid he killed didn't get the chance to learn anything after he killed him. Read court transcripts he obviously did it
@jimbofischa yet you cared enough to leave that comment?
The way this man used his time to his advantage is a lesson we can all learn from. The level at which he is well spoken show cases that people can use anything to their advantage. Im grateful Bruce managed to have justice brought to his life finally, and I pray he prevails in whatever he intends to do.
I’ve done time. It’s easy when you’re young because you don’t necessarily have things you need to do aka family, buisiness, etc.
especially in my case. I was just working and lost my job because of incarciration. No house or car. Nothing to worry about. You just live and occupy your time.
I’m sure I could’ve gotten my masters if i was locked up for more then the year I was there
Too bad Travis Lilley doesn’t get Justice. You know, the 11 year old boy Bryant killed. Fyi, he’s not innocent and was never exonerated.
He murdered an 11 year old boy. It's clemency not exonoration. He did it, he's being let out early.
Justice?
This isn't justice.
Would have been nice if he'd at least show some remorse for the 11 year old he murdered, but yeah, good use of his time.
Justin Trudeau belongs in jail
He belongs in a Grave
Random video to bring that up , but being born and raised in Canada I 100% agree .
In the 1860's German's and Irish filled New York's prisons - by the 1920's it was Jews and Italians - and by the 1970's it was Puerto Ricans and Black Americans.
And who is commiting the most crime In america? Its almost as if there is a correlation! Lol
Jeo sir can you bring PRAVEEN MOHAN person he is in temple research stuff I think he can give some good knowledge for everybody