Tag: wrongful conviction
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Common Stupid Arguments About the Richard Ramirez Case
When the case is made for Ramirez’s appeals, the same common arguments arise, often designed to shut people down with thought-terminating clichés, such as “You’re a hybristophile, get help!” You will find this low-grade insult on every platform. I’ll start with that tired old “hybristophile” put-down: Hybristophiles tend to be sexually aroused by criminality. Suggesting…
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The Kneiding Incident
July 20, 1985 **** This post contains crime scene details. Reader discretion is advised. The intention is not to offend but to provide information. Proceed only if you are agreeable to reading sensitive content. **** Maxson and Lela Kneiding were a couple in their sixties who lived in a Glendale neighborhood near a large construction…
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The Night Stalker Case and Wrongful Convictions
Five prisoners have been found innocent and released from San Quentin’s death row, the most recent in April 2018, when Vicente Benavides was released after 25 years. According to The Innocence Project, more than 3,000 people have been wrongly convicted since 1989, highlighting significant flaws in the capital punishment system. Since 1973, 196 individuals have been exonerated…
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Richard Ramirez: Delusions With Foundations in Reality
The psychiatric report by Anne Evans – briefly covered here – highlighted some of Richard Ramirez’s obstructive behaviour towards his appellate lawyers and his would-be defence team for his San Francisco trial (that never happened). Evans did not believe it was directed at any particular attorney – all of them were subjected to Ramirez’s incoherent…
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Shapeshifter
When Reasonable Questioning Gets Shut Down. * Images may require a desktop for greater clarity * So many “true crime” podcasts and channels are available to us; a brief scan of my YouTube account reveals countless lists. Checking out the episodes dedicated to Ramirez, you will notice one recurring thing; they are all the same.…
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The Kyle Incident: Truth Decay
*This post contains details of rape and sexual assault, which some may find upsetting* Carol Kyle was raped, sexually assaulted, and robbed at gunpoint, by a man she described as a male Mexican, mid to late 20s between 5ft10 and 6ft, having medium length, black wavy hair, around 175 pounds, with a slight Spanish accent. …
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Three Duff Lawyers, One Dodgy Trial.
“Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are”. Benjamin Franklin To begin with, this post had the working title of “Ray Clark was a Bit of a Twat”, you’ll probably understand why when you reach the end. For any who may be interested in the processes…
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Who Attacked Whitney Bennett?
By Venning Sierra Madre, Los Angeles County. 5th July 1985. 16-year-old Whitney Bennett arrived home via the back door. She made sure it was locked before changing for bed. The light was still on, and the curtains were left open when she fell asleep. Bennett’s bedroom was at the front of the house. Sometime between 2:45…
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Tsai-Lian Yu: Murder, Medallions & Morphing Suspects
Read about the Night Stalker case where the MO was completely different and where witnesses lied that the short Asian man they saw was Richard Ramirez.
Expendable For A Cause. 