The Ryan O'Neal Foundation Inc.

OCONEE COUNTY TRAIL
An Athens man was wrongly  sentenced to prison for a crime he did not commit on Thursday in Oconee County Superior Court following his conviction in 2019. Prosecutor Sheli Ann Ross State witness Quentin Dunston swore in under oath that Ryan O'Neal was not the shooter.And that it was Dallas McCabe who shot and killed Joseph “Joey” Jackson  on Whippoorwill Road the night of July 16, 2019. Ryan O'Neal moved away from Athens with his mother 4 1/2  years prior and had only been in town  visiting his birthplace with his mother for two days. Ryan O'Neal is an inspiring musical artist and spent most of his time traveling on the road doing private event performances Studio sessions and music videos. ONeal was convicted  due to  biased prosecutorial and police misconduct. A University of Georgia professional advocate has come forth and  stated that he was present during O'Neal's trial and what they stated in the media about ONeal  was completely wrong; says the.advocate. He stated  there was no evidence tying O'neal  to the case. He also  said even a blind man could see that Ryan O'Neal did not commit that crime  he stated he doesn't understand what they're up to in Oconee County but it definitely doesn't sound right .Although the University of Georgia professional advocate States at this time he would like to remain anonymous. To support the cause to stop Injustice for Ryan or anyone else that has been in this situation please make a contribution by visiting the Ryan O'Neal foundation's website.

Inadequate lawyers can cause wrongful convictions, too. Overworked and underfunded defense lawyers lack the resources to vigorously test the prosecution’s evidence at trial, and people who are wrongly convicted and imprisoned have no right to counsel after their cases are affirmed on direct appeal.

About

The Ryan O'neal Foundation Inc is about a kid who was railroaded due to bias prosecutorial and police misconduct in Oconee County. He was mistreated by police and he was forced to stand before the jury wearing an electronic execution shock device. He was imprisoned for a crime that he didn’t commit. An officer coerced against Ryan O'Neal that place two brothers in the same cell together that was charged for murder.Thousands of people have been wrongly convicted across the country in a system defined by official indifference to innocence and error.
There are more innocent people in our jails and prisons today than ever before. Fight to support the stop for Injustice now!


There are more innocent people in our jails and prisons today than ever before. The rate of exonerations continues to rise, revealing an unreliable system of criminal justice. A lack of accountability for police and prosecutors, reliance on junk science and mistaken eyewitnesses, and the indigent defense crisis are major contributors to wrongful convictions that have undermined the credibility of our system and ruined the lives of innocent men and women.

EJI challenges wrongful convictions and exposes the unjust incarceration of innocent people that undermines the reliability of even the most serious cases.

Causes
Exonerations tell us a lot about what causes wrongful convictions.
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More than half of wrongful convictions can be traced to witnesses who lied in court or made false accusations.In 2018, a record number of exonerations involved misconduct by government officials.5 Other leading causes of wrongful convictions include mistaken eyewitness identifications, false or misleading forensic science, and jailhouse informants 

Faulty forensics also lead to wrongful convictions. Many forensic techniques aren’t scientifically validated. These “junk science” techniques include: