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00:06 >> I've been a felony prosecutor in inner city Atlanta for over a decade.
00:11 I have been a journalist over 20 years.
00:16 I've handled and covered literally thousands of cases.
00:20 Of all of those cases,
00:23 the injustice of some just stick with me.
00:28 >> Wrongful accusations.
00:30 >> I don't care what they said.
00:32 >> Sentences that don't fit the crime.
00:35 Victims cries for help ignored.
00:38 >> Many cases may have been resolved in courts, but not resolved in my mind.
00:45 >> I walked up to the house, I saw bloody hand marks on the front door.
00:50 I just get sick.
00:52 It's pure evil.
00:53 >> There's splatter blood all over the bridge.
00:55 I'm trying to piece this together ways this beautiful young girl been beaten so
01:00 severely and dumped in a river.
01:03 We know who did it.
01:05 They couldn't find him.
01:06 >> This was your husband, he simply vanished.
01:09 >> I'm not comfortable talking about this right now.
01:12 >> Is that something that's fair?
01:13 Is that just?
01:13 Is that sufficient?
01:15 >> They say the evidence wasn't provided to the defense.
01:17 It actually was.
01:18 >> Everything seemed settled.
01:20 And then bombshell.
01:23 >> We have a warrant for your arrest.
01:25 >> For?
01:26 >> Murder.
01:28 >> I should not have to tell people that there are some killers who are not
01:32 redeemable.
01:33 >> When justice goes wrong.
01:35 >> I just kept telling myself that this can't be happening.
01:39 >> The system fails.
01:40 >> If I had known, then I would have been able to protect her.
01:43 >> The injustice of these cases changes everybody's life and
01:49 nothing is ever the same.
01:52 >> Injustice with Nancy Grace, a new series, Saturday, July 13th at 6 on Oxygen.
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