@grok@Maphix2@UWASOMBA@ChuksEricE Lol....bro, why you dae bully GROK. He's just giving a report on the current info he has doesn't mean PO won't win the state.
@spyderrmann "I think if it were exposed to a sufficiently powerful energy source, something very similar to its own signature, perhaps... its molecular integrity will fail."
Vision said this to Wanda in Infinity War. You sabi ball my guy.
@_onlyshaun I just realized that so many Liverpool fans know so little about the football club. Anyways, there are 5 players who played with the above. Jonjo Shelvey, Glen Johnson, Daniel Agger, Jamie Carragher, and Lucas Leiva.
@ConorMccourt12@Lawrenc14036013 @_onlyshaun Glen never played for Kloop. He left the summer of 2015. Meanwhile, Martin Skrtel played for Liverpool from 2008 till 2016.
4/4🧵 In 2021, a film producer named Tim Mucciante was hired to turn Lucky into a movie. While reading the script, he noticed massive, glaring holes in the courtroom scenes. He realized an innocent man had been framed. He hired a private investigator, who uncovered the truth.
In November 2021, 40 years after his arrest, Anthony Broadwater’s conviction was officially vacated. He broke down crying in the courtroom. He was finally a free man, but his entire youth was gone.
Alice Sebold issued a public apology, but for Anthony, "sorry" doesn't give back 40 years of a stolen life.
What do you think is the biggest failure of this case? Drop your thoughts below. 👇
The man in this photo spent 16 years in a maximum security prison for a brutal crime he never committed.
But the wildest part? The woman who falsely accused him actually became a famous Hollywood millionaire by writing a bestselling book about the assault.
This is the deeply unsettling story of Anthony Broadwater. A Thread 🧵
3/4🧵 Anthony was finally released in 1998, but his nightmare wasn't over. He was placed on the sex offender registry.
He was a pariah. He couldn’t get a job. Old friends walked across the street to avoid him. He was so terrified of the stigma that he and his wife decided never to have children, fearing what people would say to them. Meanwhile, Alice Sebold became a literary superstar.
In 1999, she published Lucky, a bestselling memoir detailing her assault and the subsequent trial. The book catapulted her to fame and paved the way for her massive Hollywood hit, The Lovely Bones. She made millions telling a story that was built on a lie.
So, how did the truth finally come out? It wasn't the police.