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Who is calling him a saint? Or any of them? No. But the facts are this guy said he did it AND the evidence supports his claim. The others were railroaded.Did you read the article.....they were not interrogated for hours without a lawyer, you dope.
They told the police what they did on the way, in the interrogation room and juries, hearing the actual evidence, convicted them.
Again, this is according to the police.... who have already been caught lying about this case.
Another guy did it. He confessed to it, and his DNA was found in the rape kit.
But because you Trump Cultists can't believe your Man-God is wrong about something, you come up with these fanciful theories.
The other guy, as shown in the article, sat on the information until most of the 5 had served their too short sentences, and then, as it was revealed, only admitted to it to protect himself from one of the 5s gang. The guy who confessed was a convicted serial rapist, who raped and murdered a pregnant woman.......
Another left wing Saint....right?
In 2002, a convicted serial rapist named Matias Reyes — who was already serving a 33-years-to-life sentence for other felonies but had never been investigated as a suspect in the Central Park jogger case — suddenly confessed to having perpetrated Trisha Meili's April 19, 1989 rape. Authorities quickly confirmed his claim by matching his DNA with the DNA from the semen which had been collected during the original investigation thirteen years earlier. Reyes's confession had no bearing on the prison time that he was already serving, as the statute of limitations regarding the Trisha Meili case had expired.
Reyes was a violent psychopath with a long history of forcing his way into women's apartments and attacking them. In one of those cases, he had raped a then-pregnant woman named Lourdes Gonzalez before stabbing her nine times while her young children were in the next room, listening to their mother suffer and die. And yet now, not only was Reyes confessing to a crime for which he had never even been charged, but he was claiming (falsely) to have acted alone in attacking Trisha Meili in Central Park. Why?
Reyes said he felt guilty that five innocent men had been punished for a crime that he committed. But those punishments were basically over by the time Reyes made his confession. Four members of the Central Park Five were already out of prison, and the fifth, Kharey Wise, was scheduled to be released very soon. It is simply not believable that a lifelong remorseless monster like Matias Reyes would suddenly have been motivated by a pang of guilt.
A much more plausible explanation rests with the well-substantiated fact that Reyes, who had recentlybeen moved to Kharey Wise's prison cellblock, feared Wise's gang and desperately wanted to be transferred to a more secure and hospitable prison location. And sure enough, after he confessed to the rape of Miss Meili, he quickly received the transfer that he wanted.