“From the beginning, the case was deeply flawed. The only evidence that Jesse and his father, Arnold, had abused anyone consisted of statements to the police by children and one of Jesse’s friends. Many of the statements were made after repeated or hourslong visits from detectives who would not leave until they heard what they wanted. None of the children had previously complained to anyone of any abuse.”

Read the full op-ed from the New York Times.

Posted by rbchatelle on Monday, February 9th, 2015 @ 9:13AM
Categories: Jesse Friedman

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