Wrongfully Convicted Man Spends 17 Years in Prison - "6,149 Days" - A WRAL Documentary HD Version
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2023
- Gregory Flynt Taylor was wrongly convicted of murder in 1993 thanks to a rush to judgment by police, evidence that was withheld from the jury and misleading testimony by key witnesses. WRAL is telling his story in "6,149 Days," a powerful 90-minute documentary that aired April 12, 2012. What went wrong in his conviction. Who actually committed the crime? How do those wrongfully convicted move on from such injustice?
This is a High Definition (1920x1080) version of the original documentary.
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It is a sad day for society when the sytem of justice is found to be corrupt.
17 years and it wasn't that hard to prove him innocent. He should sue the hell out of them.
Heartbreaking, yet heartwarming! All the best to Greg, his family, and those who believed in Greg's innocence!
I can't imagine what Greg and his family and loved ones have been through! There is just no way to make up for an error of this magnitude! You can't give someone back 17 years of their life. I am relieved he is finally free, but devastated for him for all the time lost. May all of his wishes from this day forward come true!
This broke my heart, cry cry cry.
My love to this man ❤
One wrong turn of your truck costs you 17 years of your life. It's just like he said, "Life isn't fair, it's how you deal with it that counts".
When the cops get tunnel vision you're in for a long ride.
While I'm glad justice was done for Greg, I'm saddened that this woman's murder has yet to be solved. May she get justice and her family have peace.
You obviously weren't listening. A guy confessed to the murder. The guy that sold them the Crack.
The truth shall set you free! The state should monetarily reimburse him for the years he spent in prison as an innocent man! Those are years and memories that he will never get back. Thank God the truth came out and I wish this man nothing but the best of luck! God bless you
Every state in america needs a process like this
Cried my eyes out at the end, wish i had half the strength and courage of Greg 🤔all the best to you in life mate, you deserve it 💪
Thank God the death penalty wasn't used. The victim has been without justice for far too long. Prayers for her family❤
All of this could have been avoided: "I want an attorney."
Wow my name is Greg styles and I was wrongly convicted in Georgia. Since 2002 now.
Wow sad yet heartwarming. I cried with Greg. I pray he has a happy life now.
The police must have been just as stupid as Greg to have arrested him with lack of evidence, with no weapon.
Would have saved himself a lot of heartache if he was at home with his family as he should have been right from the start.
What a stupid way of justifying such a travesty of justice
Came here to say same thing. Riding around all nite smoking crack and drinking. Smh.
Inspiring story
I need help getting my story out there . I got the confession of the guys that jumped on my case while in the county jail at 17 yrs old..a group of guys stole my motion for Discovery and call the DA acting as if I confessed to them . Whole time they were trying to work a deal to say I confessed to them saying I killed someone..total lie never even knew the or spoke to them about my case.....22 years later they want to tell the truth 🎉🎉🎉🎉. Someone help me get my story out
Our "justice" system needs an overhaul.
I wonder how many innocent people are in jail serving sentences they don't deserve?
Shame on u people for allowing this to happen
Dodd deserves 17 years along with the snitch ! Despicable!
Idk guys like Tom Ford. Does he not realize his credibility is gone? You could make it go away by admitting wrong. When you fail to right your wrong it looks like you maliciously and knowingly framed a guy.
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And the people who twisted the "justice system'" and sent him there, lived happy and wealthy lives and felt no guilt or responsibility, just filling another cell, getting pats on the back, promotions. and generating "resources".
I hope Tom Ford never has or had a full night’s sleep again in his miserable life.
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Wow 😅
My heart goes out to all the folks who we’re really affected by this case. I’m happy that justice prevailed and an innocent man is free. I pray for the victims family as well as the two men who were accused of an horrific crime that they had nothing to do with. I guess I shouldn’t call it a justice system because so many injustices have come from this fake and flawed system. If this is the greatest judicial system then I would hate to see number 2. As for the guy who says he hasn’t lost any sleep because he still thinks mr Taylor any Johnnie are guilty. You have not lost sleep because you are evil with no heart. These two men were clearly innocent from day 1. You actually hurt the victims family more by trying to frame these guys.
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So the person who killed her got away with her murder!😮
No I think someone confessed
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You reap what you sow. Jesus wants people to be corrected.
There is a chance that other guy that was with Greg actually killed that woman and then saw Greg parked and jumped in with him to create an alibi. He just seems like he's holding back and knows more than he appears to know. He doesn't seem to have any sympathy for Greg and carries himself like someone who got away with murder. He may have even suggested the cul-de-sac they drove down so that Greg would see the body too and that would give him a solid alibi. I definitely don't see Greg just randomly killing a prostitute for no reason. He had a beautiful wife at home and would have no motive.
It also occured to me that maybe they both killed her and then was one another's alibis.
i believe they both done it
@@BILLYRFC99 that wouldn't make sense. The manner in which she was killed there had to have been blood everywhere. I don't believe Greg was involved. However, he could have been involved or both involved. The real problem is there is absolutely no evidence other than his truck being stuck out there. Whether they did it or not, I don't believe there was enough evidence to convict either one.
@@desertweasel6965 makes sense that they both changed went back to maybe move her or the car and when that failed they got a ride
@@BILLYRFC99 why would they kill her, dump her body in the culdesac and instead of leaving decided to go down that dirt road and play around after just killing someone? Wouldn't they have split and left completely?
@@desertweasel6965 your going by what they said they might have been stuck their and getting rid of clothes and weapon i don't think both killed her but both took part in the whole thing black dude defo the killer white guy helped with cover up and lies car was prob stuck in panic not stupidity
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