Man wrongfully imprisoned for decades happy to start relearning life
Meeting 54-year-old James Bain, the one thing that stands out is that the smile never seems to leave his face. He appears happy and positive, and the bitterness that might be buried inside a man who was wrongly sent to prison for 35 years is nowhere to be found.
Florida law enforcement and justice system officials (on the condition of anonymity) stated how upset they were that all their hard work at convicting an innocent man should be reversed. Officials stated that it takes slightly less work to convict an innocent man than a guilty man. Officials continued explaining that promotions and raises are based on convictions, therefore, more convictions are better for their career. Officials vowed to not let this minor setback effect their ability to do their jobs. Officials reiterated their position that there are still plenty of innocent people in prison serving time for crimes they didn't commit. And unless some meddling organizations is willing to investigate the crimes harder than the government, the innocents will continue to serve their terms.
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