Candace Wright @_dashindoll - Twitter Profile

I want to thank Young Thug and YSL for this trial.: *We have seen Lil Rod get railroaded as a Black juvenile to LIFE W/O parole with no evidence and coerced testimony by a witness in real time for the world to see. *We've seen Mounk Tounk take a plea deal with PAID insufficient counsel that landed him back in prison due to his counsel not reading over the plea before it was tendered, and his probation got revoked. *We witnessed the investigators on this trial lie under oath, coerce false testimony from Woody during interviews, and did not thoroughly investigate these RICO crimes nor corroborate any witness testimony before charging any defendants. These same investigators blatantly lie about song lyrics and their intentions. *We listened and watched these experienced DAs goad several mistrial motions that were denied, commit numerous Brady violations and unethical prosecutorial misconduct without consequence, coerce and intimidate witnesses to compel testimony, blatantly lie to the court, hide the ball, no candor to the court, and try to strong arm a conviction by any means. *We have all witnessed until now how this RICO statute has been abused to commit double jeopardy to several defendants for a DA's reputation (Fani Willis). *We've listened to two judges show favor to the state, help the state prosecute their case, cover for the states disorganization, and show partiality to the state. In contrast, the state has shown multiple times to hide the ball and pervert justice by not declaring a mistrial with prejudice due to the state's consistent unethical conduct. *We have seen just how far the criminal justice goes to prosecute and convict Black men under all circumstances unjustly. This includes the prosecutorial and judicial offices. We see these two offices work in tandem to destroy Black lives by any means necessary. Conclusion: The world has heard for decades about the plight of Black juveniles and Black men alike when facing the criminal justice system. They've heard the countless stories and stats of disproportionality of Black men being overly charged and incarcerated unjustly. They've heard the cries of Black mothers and fathers speaking about the injustice their children have faced being falsely charged and convicted of crimes they didn't commit, crimes that they unjustly received harsher sentences than the law requires. They've heard the narratives that Black men are inherently criminal and that the system is working properly. But we see with our own eyes the system is doing exactly what Black people have been saying it's been doing for decades in real time. And this injustice is happening all over America as we speak. So, thank you, Young Thug and YSL, for bringing the brokenness of the criminal justice system to light.