everyone’s been accused of something they didn’t do but not everyone spends
they didn’t do but not everyone spends
they didn’t do but not everyone spends time in prison for it who scheduled me
time in prison for it who scheduled me
time in prison for it who scheduled me out again
out again
out again deep down in hurts welcome to
deep down in hurts welcome to
deep down in hurts welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re counting
watchmojo.com and today we’re counting
watchmojo.com and today we’re counting down our picks for the top ten falsely
down our picks for the top ten falsely
down our picks for the top ten falsely convicted people yes you are you are you
convicted people yes you are you are you
convicted people yes you are you are you kidding is this a joke or you know what
kidding is this a joke or you know what
kidding is this a joke or you know what are you doing for this list we’re
are you doing for this list we’re
are you doing for this list we’re looking at people who are actually
looking at people who are actually
looking at people who are actually convicted of a crime they did not commit
convicted of a crime they did not commit
convicted of a crime they did not commit not just people who are unjustly accused
not just people who are unjustly accused
not just people who are unjustly accused like Joan of Arc
number ten Randall Dale Adams I do not
number ten Randall Dale Adams I do not like looking down the barrel of a pistol
like looking down the barrel of a pistol
like looking down the barrel of a pistol I do not like being threatened the first
I do not like being threatened the first
I do not like being threatened the first person on our list became the subject of
person on our list became the subject of
person on our list became the subject of the influential documentary The Thin
the influential documentary The Thin
the influential documentary The Thin Blue Line Randall Dale Adams was
Blue Line Randall Dale Adams was
Blue Line Randall Dale Adams was convicted of the 1976 murder of a Dallas
convicted of the 1976 murder of a Dallas
convicted of the 1976 murder of a Dallas police officer but in actual fact it was
police officer but in actual fact it was
police officer but in actual fact it was an acquaintance named David Harris that
an acquaintance named David Harris that
an acquaintance named David Harris that shot the policeman when he pulled Harris
shot the policeman when he pulled Harris
shot the policeman when he pulled Harris over in a stolen car
over in a stolen car
over in a stolen car Harris however insisted Adams had shot
Harris however insisted Adams had shot
Harris however insisted Adams had shot the officer though Adams was not in the
the officer though Adams was not in the
the officer though Adams was not in the car at the time all they want to do is
car at the time all they want to do is
car at the time all they want to do is talk about how they’re going to kill you
talk about how they’re going to kill you
talk about how they’re going to kill you that’s that’s the only time they cared
that’s that’s the only time they cared
that’s that’s the only time they cared about that’s the only thing they talked
about that’s the only thing they talked
about that’s the only thing they talked about the prosecutor in the case
about the prosecutor in the case
about the prosecutor in the case withheld evidence as detailed in the
withheld evidence as detailed in the
withheld evidence as detailed in the documentary which also included Harris’s
documentary which also included Harris’s
documentary which also included Harris’s later confession Adams received no
later confession Adams received no
later confession Adams received no restitution for his sentence due to a
restitution for his sentence due to a
restitution for his sentence due to a technicality
technicality
technicality she said if there was ever a hell on
she said if there was ever a hell on
she said if there was ever a hell on earth of Stylus County yeah she’s right
earth of Stylus County yeah she’s right
earth of Stylus County yeah she’s right number nine Arthur Allen Thomas you
number nine Arthur Allen Thomas you
number nine Arthur Allen Thomas you murder Harvey and Jeannette crew no no
murder Harvey and Jeannette crew no no
murder Harvey and Jeannette crew no no cuz I didn’t yeah that’s what you saying
cuz I didn’t yeah that’s what you saying
cuz I didn’t yeah that’s what you saying it’s tragic to be convicted falsely of a
it’s tragic to be convicted falsely of a
it’s tragic to be convicted falsely of a crime you didn’t commit it’s even worse
crime you didn’t commit it’s even worse
crime you didn’t commit it’s even worse when it happens twice new zealand farmer
when it happens twice new zealand farmer
when it happens twice new zealand farmer Arthur Allen Thomas spent time in prison
Arthur Allen Thomas spent time in prison
Arthur Allen Thomas spent time in prison for the 1970 murders of Harvey and
for the 1970 murders of Harvey and
for the 1970 murders of Harvey and Jeannette crew after his conviction was
Jeannette crew after his conviction was
Jeannette crew after his conviction was quashed he was tried and sentenced again
quashed he was tried and sentenced again
quashed he was tried and sentenced again his conviction was largely based on the
his conviction was largely based on the
his conviction was largely based on the presence of a rifle shell found in the
presence of a rifle shell found in the
presence of a rifle shell found in the victims garden four months after the
victims garden four months after the
victims garden four months after the murder that shell was planted there by
murder that shell was planted there by
murder that shell was planted there by police officers to frame Thomas in 1979
police officers to frame Thomas in 1979
police officers to frame Thomas in 1979 Thomas was finally pardoned and freed
Thomas was finally pardoned and freed
Thomas was finally pardoned and freed however the police officers responsible
however the police officers responsible
however the police officers responsible for his arrest were not punished and
for his arrest were not punished and
for his arrest were not punished and this has never been rectified to this
this has never been rectified to this
this has never been rectified to this day number eight Steven Avery Stevie did
day number eight Steven Avery Stevie did
day number eight Steven Avery Stevie did do a lot of stupid things but he always
do a lot of stupid things but he always
do a lot of stupid things but he always always owned up to everything he did
always owned up to everything he did
always owned up to everything he did wrong he never said no it wasn’t me no
wrong he never said no it wasn’t me no
wrong he never said no it wasn’t me no one would have described Steven Avery as
one would have described Steven Avery as
one would have described Steven Avery as an upstanding citizen
an upstanding citizen
an upstanding citizen the Wisconsin native had already been
the Wisconsin native had already been
the Wisconsin native had already been jailed for burglary and animal cruelty
jailed for burglary and animal cruelty
jailed for burglary and animal cruelty when he was arrested in 1985 for the
when he was arrested in 1985 for the
when he was arrested in 1985 for the brutal sexual assault of Penny Bernstein
brutal sexual assault of Penny Bernstein
brutal sexual assault of Penny Bernstein Avery ultimately served 18 years for
Avery ultimately served 18 years for
Avery ultimately served 18 years for that crime until DNA evidence secured
that crime until DNA evidence secured
that crime until DNA evidence secured his release in 2003 we firmly believe
his release in 2003 we firmly believe
his release in 2003 we firmly believe that we had the guilty party at the time
that we had the guilty party at the time
that we had the guilty party at the time this case led the wisconsin state
this case led the wisconsin state
this case led the wisconsin state legislature to pass a bill to help
legislature to pass a bill to help
legislature to pass a bill to help prevent wrongful convictions and led
prevent wrongful convictions and led
prevent wrongful convictions and led Avery to sue those he found responsible
Avery to sue those he found responsible
Avery to sue those he found responsible for 36 million dollars everything one
for 36 million dollars everything one
for 36 million dollars everything one who did wrong should come back at all
who did wrong should come back at all
who did wrong should come back at all unfortunately before that lawsuit was
unfortunately before that lawsuit was
unfortunately before that lawsuit was settled Avery was arrested for the
settled Avery was arrested for the
settled Avery was arrested for the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach a
murder of photographer Teresa Halbach a
murder of photographer Teresa Halbach a crime that formed the basis of the
crime that formed the basis of the
crime that formed the basis of the controversial 2015 Netflix documentary
controversial 2015 Netflix documentary
controversial 2015 Netflix documentary making a murderer again
making a murderer again
making a murderer again Avery remains steadfast that he is
Avery remains steadfast that he is
Avery remains steadfast that he is innocent he goes on to say I am really
innocent he goes on to say I am really
innocent he goes on to say I am really innocent in this case and that is the
innocent in this case and that is the
innocent in this case and that is the truth the truth will set me free number
truth the truth will set me free number
truth the truth will set me free number seven
seven
seven Dewey Bo’s Ella there’s no hope no
Dewey Bo’s Ella there’s no hope no
Dewey Bo’s Ella there’s no hope no matter what you accomplish in there no
matter what you accomplish in there no
matter what you accomplish in there no matter what you’re doing it you’re still
matter what you’re doing it you’re still
matter what you’re doing it you’re still in that box beause Ella was arrested in
in that box beause Ella was arrested in
in that box beause Ella was arrested in 1977 for the murder of a 92 year old
1977 for the murder of a 92 year old
1977 for the murder of a 92 year old woman but was released due to a lack of
woman but was released due to a lack of
woman but was released due to a lack of evidence then in 1983 the former boxer
evidence then in 1983 the former boxer
evidence then in 1983 the former boxer was re-arrested and charged with the
was re-arrested and charged with the
was re-arrested and charged with the murder based on information provided by
murder based on information provided by
murder based on information provided by two convicts he needed a miracle and we
two convicts he needed a miracle and we
two convicts he needed a miracle and we needed a miracle to find something to
needed a miracle to find something to
needed a miracle to find something to prove that he was innocent of this 30
prove that he was innocent of this 30
prove that he was innocent of this 30 year old murder
year old murder
year old murder unfortunately the convicts fabricated
unfortunately the convicts fabricated
unfortunately the convicts fabricated the information to secure their own
the information to secure their own
the information to secure their own release from prison
release from prison
release from prison Rosella served 26 years steadfastly
Rosella served 26 years steadfastly
Rosella served 26 years steadfastly proclaiming his innocence
proclaiming his innocence
proclaiming his innocence I ain’t allowed prison to make me bitter
I ain’t allowed prison to make me bitter
I ain’t allowed prison to make me bitter my attitude was that I had to make
my attitude was that I had to make
my attitude was that I had to make myself happy and though he was a model
myself happy and though he was a model
myself happy and though he was a model prisoner he was denied parole because he
prisoner he was denied parole because he
prisoner he was denied parole because he wouldn’t confess to committing the
wouldn’t confess to committing the
wouldn’t confess to committing the murder
murder
murder finally additional evidence was
finally additional evidence was
finally additional evidence was uncovered which demonstrated he was not
uncovered which demonstrated he was not
uncovered which demonstrated he was not guilty and he was freed I said it’s
guilty and he was freed I said it’s
guilty and he was freed I said it’s finally over
finally over
finally over it’s finding over number six the West
it’s finding over number six the West
it’s finding over number six the West Memphis Three
Memphis Three
Memphis Three miss Kelly told police he watched 18
miss Kelly told police he watched 18
miss Kelly told police he watched 18 year old Damien Echols
year old Damien Echols
year old Damien Echols and 16 year old Jason Baldwin brutalized
and 16 year old Jason Baldwin brutalized
and 16 year old Jason Baldwin brutalized the children with a club and a knife the
the children with a club and a knife the
the children with a club and a knife the vicious 1993 killing of three
vicious 1993 killing of three
vicious 1993 killing of three eight-year-old boys in Arkansas drew
eight-year-old boys in Arkansas drew
eight-year-old boys in Arkansas drew national attention three teenaged boys
national attention three teenaged boys
national attention three teenaged boys were arrested for the crime and it was
were arrested for the crime and it was
were arrested for the crime and it was implied that they had committed the
implied that they had committed the
implied that they had committed the heinous act as part of a satanic ritual
heinous act as part of a satanic ritual
heinous act as part of a satanic ritual we the jury find Damien Echols guilty of
we the jury find Damien Echols guilty of
we the jury find Damien Echols guilty of capital murder and the death of Chris
capital murder and the death of Chris
capital murder and the death of Chris Byers Damien Echols Jessie Misskelley
Byers Damien Echols Jessie Misskelley
Byers Damien Echols Jessie Misskelley jr. and Jason Baldwin were subsequently
jr. and Jason Baldwin were subsequently
jr. and Jason Baldwin were subsequently tried and convicted but the case was
tried and convicted but the case was
tried and convicted but the case was filled with problems I don’t really
filled with problems I don’t really
filled with problems I don’t really understand how they convicted me or got
understand how they convicted me or got
understand how they convicted me or got me in here really how they did how they
me in here really how they did how they
me in here really how they did how they just arrest me in the first place you
just arrest me in the first place you
just arrest me in the first place you know the crime scene was not properly
know the crime scene was not properly
know the crime scene was not properly secured the coroner’s work was
secured the coroner’s work was
secured the coroner’s work was substandard a major witness recanted her
substandard a major witness recanted her
substandard a major witness recanted her testimony and there was evidence of
testimony and there was evidence of
testimony and there was evidence of inappropriate jury communications in
inappropriate jury communications in
inappropriate jury communications in 2011 after a series of documentaries on
2011 after a series of documentaries on
2011 after a series of documentaries on the case the three convicted men were
the case the three convicted men were
the case the three convicted men were released we can still try to clear our
released we can still try to clear our
released we can still try to clear our names the only difference is now we can
names the only difference is now we can
names the only difference is now we can do it from the outside instead be having
do it from the outside instead be having
do it from the outside instead be having to sit in prison anyway number 5 Darryl
to sit in prison anyway number 5 Darryl
to sit in prison anyway number 5 Darryl hunt that witness told police when he
hunt that witness told police when he
hunt that witness told police when he and mrs. Sykes attackers saw each other
and mrs. Sykes attackers saw each other
and mrs. Sykes attackers saw each other they both left this place in opposite
they both left this place in opposite
they both left this place in opposite directions in 1984 Darryl hunt a 19 year
directions in 1984 Darryl hunt a 19 year
directions in 1984 Darryl hunt a 19 year old african-american was found guilty in
old african-american was found guilty in
old african-american was found guilty in the rape and murder of Deborah Sykes a
the rape and murder of Deborah Sykes a
the rape and murder of Deborah Sykes a white woman in North Carolina this
white woman in North Carolina this
white woman in North Carolina this verdict came from an all-white jury
verdict came from an all-white jury
verdict came from an all-white jury based on witness testimony we the jury
based on witness testimony we the jury
based on witness testimony we the jury you nasty recommended to defendant
you nasty recommended to defendant
you nasty recommended to defendant Darryl Eugene huh be sentenced to life
Darryl Eugene huh be sentenced to life
Darryl Eugene huh be sentenced to life imprisonment there was no physical
imprisonment there was no physical
imprisonment there was no physical evidence linking hunt to the scene in
evidence linking hunt to the scene in
evidence linking hunt to the scene in 1994 DNA evidence cleared hunt of the
1994 DNA evidence cleared hunt of the
1994 DNA evidence cleared hunt of the rape charges but he remained in prison
rape charges but he remained in prison
rape charges but he remained in prison almost 10 more years while the state’s
almost 10 more years while the state’s
almost 10 more years while the state’s theory on rape and sexual offense is
theory on rape and sexual offense is
theory on rape and sexual offense is somewhat weakened by the DNA evidence
somewhat weakened by the DNA evidence
somewhat weakened by the DNA evidence its case overall is not fatally flawed
its case overall is not fatally flawed
its case overall is not fatally flawed finally the man who really did rape and
finally the man who really did rape and
finally the man who really did rape and kill Deborah Sykes confessed to the
kill Deborah Sykes confessed to the
kill Deborah Sykes confessed to the crime
crime
crime hunt went on to become a powerful
hunt went on to become a powerful
hunt went on to become a powerful spokesperson for the need for a more
spokesperson for the need for a more
spokesperson for the need for a more careful and accurate justice system
careful and accurate justice system
careful and accurate justice system before tragically taking his own life in
before tragically taking his own life in
before tragically taking his own life in 2016
number four Rubin Carter comes a story
number four Rubin Carter comes a story of a boxer with the nickname hurricane
of a boxer with the nickname hurricane
of a boxer with the nickname hurricane of Bob Dylan music Fame
of Bob Dylan music Fame
of Bob Dylan music Fame Rubin Carter spent 20 years in jail for
Rubin Carter spent 20 years in jail for
Rubin Carter spent 20 years in jail for a 1966 triple homicide at a bar in New
a 1966 triple homicide at a bar in New
a 1966 triple homicide at a bar in New Jersey circumstantial evidence seemed to
Jersey circumstantial evidence seemed to
Jersey circumstantial evidence seemed to indicate Carter and a friend were the
indicate Carter and a friend were the
indicate Carter and a friend were the culprits but it was a questionable case
culprits but it was a questionable case
culprits but it was a questionable case we the jury find the defendant Rubin
we the jury find the defendant Rubin
we the jury find the defendant Rubin Carter and John artis guilty on all
Carter and John artis guilty on all
Carter and John artis guilty on all counts there were inconsistencies
counts there were inconsistencies
counts there were inconsistencies concerning the physical evidence and
concerning the physical evidence and
concerning the physical evidence and witnesses who placed Carter elsewhere at
witnesses who placed Carter elsewhere at
witnesses who placed Carter elsewhere at the time of the murder two key witnesses
the time of the murder two key witnesses
the time of the murder two key witnesses against Carter later recanted their
against Carter later recanted their
against Carter later recanted their testimony those lies show the guilt not
testimony those lies show the guilt not
testimony those lies show the guilt not of Rubin Carter but of a corrupt police
of Rubin Carter but of a corrupt police
of Rubin Carter but of a corrupt police force and the prosecutor’s office
force and the prosecutor’s office
force and the prosecutor’s office finally in 1985 a judge freed Carter
finally in 1985 a judge freed Carter
finally in 1985 a judge freed Carter noting racism and concealment in the
noting racism and concealment in the
noting racism and concealment in the prosecution’s handling of the case I was
prosecution’s handling of the case I was
prosecution’s handling of the case I was 29 years old when they arrested me and I
29 years old when they arrested me and I
29 years old when they arrested me and I was 49 when they released me number
was 49 when they released me number
was 49 when they released me number three
three
three Alfred Dreyfus everybody said my god
Alfred Dreyfus everybody said my god
Alfred Dreyfus everybody said my god we’ve got a spy in our midst
we’ve got a spy in our midst
we’ve got a spy in our midst Alfred Dreyfus a French officer of
Alfred Dreyfus a French officer of
Alfred Dreyfus a French officer of Jewish background was accused of being a
Jewish background was accused of being a
Jewish background was accused of being a spy and passing on valuable military
spy and passing on valuable military
spy and passing on valuable military information to the Germans in 1894 found
information to the Germans in 1894 found
information to the Germans in 1894 found guilty in a secret military trial he was
guilty in a secret military trial he was
guilty in a secret military trial he was sentenced to life on the infamous
sentenced to life on the infamous
sentenced to life on the infamous Devil’s Island in French Guiana in 1896
Devil’s Island in French Guiana in 1896
Devil’s Island in French Guiana in 1896 the real spy was identified but the
the real spy was identified but the
the real spy was identified but the military court refused to convict him
military court refused to convict him
military court refused to convict him he killed the minister of law having
he killed the minister of law having
he killed the minister of law having concealed decisive proofs of the
concealed decisive proofs of the
concealed decisive proofs of the innocence of David what followed was an
innocence of David what followed was an
innocence of David what followed was an outcry over the obviously anti-semitic
outcry over the obviously anti-semitic
outcry over the obviously anti-semitic treatment afforded to Dreyfus a second
treatment afforded to Dreyfus a second
treatment afforded to Dreyfus a second trial again resulted in a verdict of
trial again resulted in a verdict of
trial again resulted in a verdict of guilty despite the merits of the
guilty despite the merits of the
guilty despite the merits of the evidence Dreyfus was pardoned and
evidence Dreyfus was pardoned and
evidence Dreyfus was pardoned and eventually exonerated but the case
eventually exonerated but the case
eventually exonerated but the case created a national scandal for France
created a national scandal for France
created a national scandal for France the statue was banished to a distant
the statue was banished to a distant
the statue was banished to a distant corner of the Trinity Gardens number two
corner of the Trinity Gardens number two
corner of the Trinity Gardens number two Gerry Conlon hell couldn’t be because
Gerry Conlon hell couldn’t be because
Gerry Conlon hell couldn’t be because this actually was living him the
this actually was living him the
this actually was living him the conviction of the Guildford four brought
conviction of the Guildford four brought
conviction of the Guildford four brought renewed attention to the British Irish
renewed attention to the British Irish
renewed attention to the British Irish conflict in 1974 Gerry Conlon was one of
conflict in 1974 Gerry Conlon was one of
conflict in 1974 Gerry Conlon was one of three Irishman who were convicted
three Irishman who were convicted
three Irishman who were convicted alongside an Englishwoman of bombing a
alongside an Englishwoman of bombing a
alongside an Englishwoman of bombing a pub in Guildford England which left five
pub in Guildford England which left five
pub in Guildford England which left five dead and dozens injured the prisoners
dead and dozens injured the prisoners
dead and dozens injured the prisoners became known as the Guildford four
became known as the Guildford four
became known as the Guildford four in addition Collins father and other
in addition Collins father and other
in addition Collins father and other relatives were also falsely convicted of
relatives were also falsely convicted of
relatives were also falsely convicted of being part of the plot they asked me my
being part of the plot they asked me my
being part of the plot they asked me my name I told her my name and I was
name I told her my name and I was
name I told her my name and I was punched in the face they broke my nose
punched in the face they broke my nose
punched in the face they broke my nose Conlon maintained he had been tortured
Conlon maintained he had been tortured
Conlon maintained he had been tortured into making a confession this was later
into making a confession this was later
into making a confession this was later validated when it was also learned that
validated when it was also learned that
validated when it was also learned that the police had held back important
the police had held back important
the police had held back important evidence when arrested
evidence when arrested
evidence when arrested fifteen years for something I didn’t the
fifteen years for something I didn’t the
fifteen years for something I didn’t the falsely convicted Conlon was released
falsely convicted Conlon was released
falsely convicted Conlon was released after 14 years and his story was
after 14 years and his story was
after 14 years and his story was dramatized in Daniel day-lewis film in
dramatized in Daniel day-lewis film in
dramatized in Daniel day-lewis film in the name of the Father
fifteen years in prison for something
fifteen years in prison for something item before we reveal our number one
item before we reveal our number one
item before we reveal our number one pick here are some honorable mentions
pick here are some honorable mentions
pick here are some honorable mentions when the Supreme Court reversed Sam’s
when the Supreme Court reversed Sam’s
when the Supreme Court reversed Sam’s conviction we hope that would be the end
conviction we hope that would be the end
conviction we hope that would be the end of it but the state of Ohio wasn’t going
of it but the state of Ohio wasn’t going
of it but the state of Ohio wasn’t going to let him off the hook I just had to
to let him off the hook I just had to
to let him off the hook I just had to stay strong I knew I was innocent I know
stay strong I knew I was innocent I know
stay strong I knew I was innocent I know nobody we’re out there was listening in
nobody we’re out there was listening in
nobody we’re out there was listening in her team say no angry nobody all got the
her team say no angry nobody all got the
her team say no angry nobody all got the wrong person to catch them how far was
wrong person to catch them how far was
wrong person to catch them how far was this detective willing to go number one
this detective willing to go number one
this detective willing to go number one the victims of the Salem witch trials
the victims of the Salem witch trials
the victims of the Salem witch trials was that perhaps a casting of spells
what they’re famously dramatized in the
what they’re famously dramatized in the play The Crucible the Salem witch trials
play The Crucible the Salem witch trials
play The Crucible the Salem witch trials were a horrendous miscarriage of justice
were a horrendous miscarriage of justice
were a horrendous miscarriage of justice in 1692 and 93 a group of young girls
in 1692 and 93 a group of young girls
in 1692 and 93 a group of young girls began accusing neighbors and townspeople
began accusing neighbors and townspeople
began accusing neighbors and townspeople of being witches
of being witches
of being witches if you expect God’s mercy you must look
if you expect God’s mercy you must look
if you expect God’s mercy you must look for it in God’s Way by confession this
for it in God’s Way by confession this
for it in God’s Way by confession this created a mass hysteria that engulfed
created a mass hysteria that engulfed
created a mass hysteria that engulfed the town before cooler heads prevailed
the town before cooler heads prevailed
the town before cooler heads prevailed 20 people including 14 women were
20 people including 14 women were
20 people including 14 women were executed scores more were accused and
executed scores more were accused and
executed scores more were accused and their lives irreparably damaged it’s
their lives irreparably damaged it’s
their lives irreparably damaged it’s assumed that many took advantage of the
assumed that many took advantage of the
assumed that many took advantage of the situation to intentionally profit from
situation to intentionally profit from
situation to intentionally profit from the misfortune of their fellow citizens
the misfortune of their fellow citizens
the misfortune of their fellow citizens well you know that that woman who lives
well you know that that woman who lives
well you know that that woman who lives down the road that we’ve never liked
down the road that we’ve never liked
down the road that we’ve never liked terribly much means she does seem a
terribly much means she does seem a
terribly much means she does seem a little odd is she which although some of
little odd is she which although some of
little odd is she which although some of those convicted and/or killed were later
those convicted and/or killed were later
those convicted and/or killed were later pardoned the stigma remained for many
pardoned the stigma remained for many
pardoned the stigma remained for many families
families
families I’m also white-hot not a witch but you
I’m also white-hot not a witch but you
I’m also white-hot not a witch but you are just as one they dress me up like
are just as one they dress me up like
are just as one they dress me up like this do you agree with our list what
this do you agree with our list what
this do you agree with our list what other people who served time for crimes
other people who served time for crimes
other people who served time for crimes they didn’t commit deserve to be on this
they didn’t commit deserve to be on this
they didn’t commit deserve to be on this list I’m not in Rome for more in thrall
list I’m not in Rome for more in thrall
list I’m not in Rome for more in thrall intens published every day be sure to
intens published every day be sure to
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sometimes just makes me
sometimes just makes me let us hear about it know what they all
let us hear about it know what they all
let us hear about it know what they all did
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