Injustice For All: The West Memphis Three

The US justice system is fair, equitable and human. In the courtroom everyone is equal and has certain nontransferable right which no one can take away. What happens when these rights are rejected, misused or ignored? This is a horrible result as uncontrollable factors compromise the foundation of the system. As a victim of injustice, "People are biased, people are afraid, people are hating, these things obscure our reasoning abilities."

West Memphis III was three men, a young man in 1994 but was convicted under trial, three men were killed in 1993 in West Memphis, Arkansas. Damien Echols was sentenced to death, Jessie Misskelley, Jr. Jason Baldwin was sentenced to life imprisonment, but he was sentenced to life imprisonment and sentences of two years and twenty years. During the trial, the prosecution insisted that the children were murdered as part of the devil ritual. In July 2007, new forensic evidence was raised. "The majority of the genetic material recovered from the site is attributed to the victims of these crimes, but some of them are not attributed to or accused of victims It is stated that. On that day, national defense made a second amendment to Habeas Corpus and explained the outline of new evidence.

This incredible corruption is not ignored. West Memphis III is globally attracting attention, mainly thanks to Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's Emmy and Peabody's award-winning HBO documentary "1996 HBO documentary" The Lost Paradise: Children's Murder Case - Robin Hood " Case "and its sequel" Paradise Lost "2: Lost Paradise 3: Revelation by John and Oscar Recommendation: Purgatory. Amy Berg's documentary "West Memphis" also caused West Memphis III, Journalist Mala Levit's devil knot support: the real story of West Memphis III. The website wm3.org is the first of many websites in this case and also attracts worldwide attention in this case. Some organizations offer valuable assistance to imprisoned men, such as innocent projects, behavior in Arkansas, youth misunderstanding centers, and the National Criminal Lawyers Association.

In 1993, three young men of West Memphis III were arrested and accused as killing eight boys as part of the so-called "devil ritual" accompanied by sexual harassment and cutting at West Memphis, Arkansas . In 1994, in the Salim Witch trial from 1691 to 1939, Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, Jessie Misskelley were convicted for being charged with rumors, lies, superstitions and religious hysteria. Baldwin and Miss Kelly lost their lives, sentenced to life for 40 years life, and Ekols, which is regarded as "head", was sentenced to death.