In the early morning of April 15, 2011, Duwan Taylor stole an iPod for an Oakland drug

dealer named C. Two of his other customers, Patrick Smith and Robert Green, gave C.

a ride in search of the iPod thief. They spied in Mr. Taylor, pulled up next to him, and

C proceeded to shoot and kill him over this trivial slide.

Nearly a week would go by before Robert Green would offer cops information at an uncertain

description of the shooter. A few weeks and several descriptions later, Green would claim

to have seen C wearing a red hat. A few days after that, police would approach Pierre

rushing, a man who had never been known as C, but wearing a red hat. They'd bring Pierre's

Juvie photo and his name to Robert Green who went on to identify him as the shooter.

Despite a solid alibi, no physical evidence whatsoever or anything to corroborate Robert

Green's highly questionable identification, Pierre rushing's burgeoning rap career

and promising future were stolen by Green and the criminal legal system. He's currently

serving 50 to life for a frivolous and tragic crime committed by a drug dealer named C.

Patrick Smith has since signed a FD and testified to Pierre's innocence, and another of C's

customers at night has bravely set a legal name to the culprit. And even though Mr.

Rushing did not name C, we have censored his name from this episode for Mr. Rushing's

safety. Meanwhile, the state of California continues to ignore evidence of Pierre's

actual innocence and to fight his honest attempts to regain his freedom. This is wrongful

conviction with Jason Flamm.

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tools, and maybe a visit from the great beyond. Don't miss the spooky event starting Wednesday,

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