The Thomas FreeMe Show: Why We Do What ”WE” Do & How ”WE” Change

Are the Police our friends? 

We were taught as kids to trust the police and tell them everything we know. We've cooperated and been arrested. Weve seen our families incarcerated for things they didnt do. Weve watched the police brutalize and murder our citizens on National TV. Inmates are brutalized daily in all facilities across America. 

 Yet we keep feeding the system with our children? Believing they are going to make a difference, but do they? Or do they become the machine? Are the police our friends only when we comply? Show that we are down for the agenda and listen to whatever they say? No matter if we agree? 

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 Introducing Ms Danielle Dunn who has brought accusations of the murder of her brother Jonathan Edward Lancaster who was housed in Alger Correctional Facility and placed in Adminastrative Seg. The torture and abuse that went on in that cell has been documented and followed through but now the State is saying they dont have enough money to press charges against the accused. And that is where it is sitting. So now Danielle came to the Thomas FreeMe show to bring awareness to her case by providing links for us the community to call and demand prosecution against the murderers and torturers of her brother. I brought in as a guest Mr Temujin Kensu. Since he is a perfect example of Michigans corruption being that he has been incarcerated as an innocent man for 37 years.

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Jabe Carney is currently serving 25 years in Florida state prison for DUI manslaughter, among other less serious traffic and drug offenses, including 5 years for driving with a suspended license. The DUI accident happened on Super Bowl Sunday, 2006, and the victim, Jason Gibson, was Jabe's friend. Jabe's current release date is in 2027.

Jabe filed for clemency in 2019. But the Clemency Board has yet to make a decision in his case. The victim's sisters, Katherine and Danyel, have forgiven Jabe for their brother's death and support his early release. But as it stands, their sentiments are being ignored; their pleas for mercy are falling on deaf ears.

By signing this petition, you will be amplifying Katherine and Danyel's voices. You will also be ensuring that Jabe's clemency application gets the attention it deserves. Jabe has transformed his life while incarcerated. And he has served enough time, as recognized by the victim's family. Please sign this petition. Help free Jabe Carney. Reunite him with his loving family. Thank you.

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In October of 2002 5 people were sitting in a comfort inn doing drugs when 3 people busted in and assaulted them. There were 3 males and 2 females. The females claimed to be raped and all of them claimed to have been beaten and robbed.

From there the story becomes a twisted entanglement of testimony from government witnesses and crooked detectives to bad defense attorneys, that ultimately ended Derrick Horne in the middle of this investigation and upon trial found guilty and sentenced to 97 years with no evidence linking him to the crime at all. 

  20 years later this young man now an adult and his children, adults, are all still trying to prove this man's innocence and bring him home to reassemble his life. 

   I start this episode with a conversation with Demel Dukes who happened to call in the midst of what was going on that day. While trying to connect with Curtis Davis to conduct the interview I did with him (https://anchor.fm/thethomasfreemepodcast/episodes/I-am-not-a-killer-The-story-of-an-innocent-man-by-the-name-of-Curtis-Davis-Jr-e1fe4oi) I ran across the issue I have heard from almost every family member of an incarcerated loved one.  The issues of communicating with them while in prison. Everything has been marketed to the family as a way to suck money out of those who are desperate. I haven't set up any Jpay accounts (JPay Founder Ryan Shapiro Indicted for Securities Fraud | Prison Legal News) or any of these, other fly by night companies that are making billions off the prison industry.  The issues of communicating with them while in prison. Everything has been marketed to the family as a way to suck money out of those who are desperate. I haven't set up any Jpay accounts (ry contracts with companies and then those in the judicial fields will invest in the stocks of these companies and protect their monies and portfolios, their careers by keeping the prisons full. 

 This is 4th and final part of a very important discussion on drugs in America. Cory Cheney was a kid growing up in Massachusetts mean streets, coming from a broken home and was taught to grow up fast. Surviving the only way he knew how to, Cory quickly fell into the drug trade and ended up on a highway to hell. Cory was kind enough to delve into his childhood and explore the areas that he hasnt shared with anyone else.  In this first of 4 episodes we learn who Cory is, where he came from and how this rollercoaster of a life began. 

 Debbie and I are getting ready to do a show about the corruption involved in her loved ones case, we get into some very important topics on this "broken" criminal justice system.  Talks range from how money is made off prisons into how crime was created in America and I explain how Law came first before crime. 

This is 3rd part of a very important discussion on drugs in America. Cory Cheney was a kid growing up in Massachusetts mean streets, coming from a broken home and was taught to grow up fast. Surviving the only way he knew how to, Cory quickly fell into the drug trade and ended up on a highway to hell. Cory was kind enough to delve into his childhood and explore the areas that he hasnt shared with anyone else.  In this first of 4 episodes we learn who Cory is, where he came from and how this rollercoaster of a life began.

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This is 2nd part of a very important discussion on drugs in America. Cory Cheney was a kid growing up in Massachusetts mean streets, coming from a broken home and was taught to grow up fast. Surviving the only way he knew how to, Cory quickly fell into the drug trade and ended up on a highway to hell. Cory was kind enough to delve into his childhood and explore the areas that he hasnt shared with anyone else.  In this first of 4 episodes we learn who Cory is, where he came from and how this rollercoaster of a life began.

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   This is 2nd part of a very important discussion on drugs in America. Cory Cheney was a kid growing up in Massachusetts mean streets, coming from a broken home and was taught to grow up fast. Surviving the only way he knew how to, Cory quickly fell into the drug trade and ended up on a highway to hell. Cory was kind enough to delve into his childhood and explore the areas that he hasnt shared with anyone else.  In this first of 4 episodes we learn who Cory is, where he came from and how this rollercoaster of a life began.