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Previously on Truth and Justice.

The final nail in the coffin of the prosecution's case came from a man that will only be identifying this show as Mr. Smith.

Mr. Smith is our jailhouse snitch.

And his cell was right across from myself. We're in eight man tank.

I read my Bible, you know, I believe in God.

I felt like I had a obligation to protect him.

I used to keep people off of him and bring him into my cell and we prayed.

I didn't have any suspicion of him and I would never thought a million years he would sneak into my cell and give my paperwork that my lawyers had given me about the police reports.

It's in Texas case summary report and there's a thing I never imagine he would do that. That's what he did.

The only thing necessary for evil to prevail is that good men and women do nothing.

I am simply a mouthpiece for good people from around the world who want to make a difference.

The engagement and the involvement of ordinary people is what is going to change our criminal justice system.

Many have tried and failed.

The only difference between them and me is I'm bringing an army with me.

This is Truth and Justice.

Last week on Truth and Justice, we broke down the prosecution's case against George Powell.

The prosecution's case was weak and circumstantial and consisted of four different elements.

There was a crime stoppers tip called in by Elsie Schultz, followed by Melissa Keen picking George Powell out of a police line up.

Then we had the supposed photogrammetry expert Michael Knox, who reconciled Melissa Keen's original statement of the assailant being 5'6", with the fact that she had identified someone who was 6'3".

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