Sunday, March 27, 2011

48 Hours Mystery: The Lost Night, The Ryan Ferguson Story - 48 Hours - CBS News

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7360864n&tag=cbsnewsLeadStoriesArea.0

This man's a personal friend of mine. I did time with him. I even have a photo of the two of us together on the inside, sitting on the bookshelf in my living room. His parents are friends of mine as well. Please. Click this link. Watch this show. I'm convinced that's he's innocent. PLEASE!!!!! Voice your support for him!!!!!


14 comments:

  1. I just watched this show and it is beyond me how someone can be convicted of a crime like this with no physical evidence! It sickens me how vicious these attorneys can be regarding people's lives. I will continue to pray and support this guy because I absolutely believe that he is innocent. I have faith that things will turn out ok for him and his family- I just hope that they know that there are people out there who are supporting them. Good luck and hang in there!!

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  2. Caught a part of the show last night and what I saw was sickening. Seems like I saw this type of corruption of justice somewhere before (Joshua). What has happened to our justice system? It's time for everyone concerned to "man up", take responsibility and let Ryan go home.

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  3. this is actually a scary thought. all one of your friends has to do is SAY that you did something and give some details and boom you go to prison. makes me fearful for my son and his friends. wonder if any of them will do something bad..and then drag my son into it..totally innocent. something is wrong with our system.

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  4. I pray for him and also for a friend of mine that is in the same prison. Someone that did not speak English when he got incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. His lawyer did not speak any Spanish and the interpreter didn't say anything. Almost eleven years in prison... But who would represent an illegal immigrant without money? The great thing about all this is that he met God while in prison. PRAISE THE LORD! God is just and His justice will prevail.

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  5. @ Pablo. What's his name? And why do you believe him?

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  6. Jose Interiano. Because I heard his story and read some of the information online. Probably a lot of the prisoners say they are innocent. I trust this one...
    I am praying for Ryan.

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  7. This is another example of why we must have prison reform and to judistical system. God had to be with him for him to survive such an unjust punishment. I hope society can recover from our missing Josh's contributions for the years of his imprisonment, but as a mother of a son in prison, I do not see that ever happening.
    My mission... to see the guards at prisons of minimum security be patrolling the borders where we have violent drug activity, and murder, and let the nonviolent people in prison get to work and make this a better place to be.
    thank you for the opportunity to espress my feelings and concerns.
    That was a great show... so very sad... life changing too.

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  8. Wow unbelieveable...But sad to say the Judicial System, and some of the people who represent it, are crooked, anything for a conviction.. I certainly believe and pray your friend is proven innocent and sent home.. Best wishes to both and may God Bless You...

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  9. I finally got a chance to watch this... It only took me a few months but between school and my kids I never get the chance to watch TV anymore... My heart breaks Ryan and his family. I have faith that one day he will be walking out of there just like you Josh, I really do believe that. Please keep us updated on any new info, I know you will. I will keep Ryan, his family, and the victims family in my prayers. Thank you.
    -Marie C.

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  10. This is frightening for all Americans. You can be put away for years with no evidence against you.

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  11. Thousands of innocent people are in jail. Prosecutors and detectives have a profit motive to put people in jail, and they often don't care if the person is innocent. Its about winning an argument for them, and not about justice. Then, we have a jury of 12 laymen who know nothing about the law. Pathetic, this sick world.

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