Cameron Herrin was easily CL, Had rich & kind parents, And everything was gonna go well for him. He could've actually won at life.
However, Disaster struck on an accident (Btw, His brother tristan who was on the car didn't even testify even though he was in the car ergo he saw everything.) They also spent 2 years unable to prove that he was illegally racing so they made a dirty deal with his friend John to commute his sentence. John's sentence went from 18 years to only 6 years, Whilst cameron had 24 cause he took the full responsibility.
There's plenty of public evidence proving that Cameron was innocent, However somehow fully trained professionals in the court couldn't see the evidence proving him as innocent?
Even though Cameron was framed, He never violated any rules & stayed on house arrest. Didn't flee the scene, Called 911, And cooperated with the authorities. Then, In a heartfelt & kind gesture, His parents offered a large sum of money (Around 6.5 Million) To the "victim's" family. They even sold their own house to help the grieving "victim".
After everything, The "victim" still fought for cameron to receive the harshest sentence. (Even though it wasn't his fault.)
However, Disaster struck on an accident (Btw, His brother tristan who was on the car didn't even testify even though he was in the car ergo he saw everything.) They also spent 2 years unable to prove that he was illegally racing so they made a dirty deal with his friend John to commute his sentence. John's sentence went from 18 years to only 6 years, Whilst cameron had 24 cause he took the full responsibility.
There's plenty of public evidence proving that Cameron was innocent, However somehow fully trained professionals in the court couldn't see the evidence proving him as innocent?
Even though Cameron was framed, He never violated any rules & stayed on house arrest. Didn't flee the scene, Called 911, And cooperated with the authorities. Then, In a heartfelt & kind gesture, His parents offered a large sum of money (Around 6.5 Million) To the "victim's" family. They even sold their own house to help the grieving "victim".
After everything, The "victim" still fought for cameron to receive the harshest sentence. (Even though it wasn't his fault.)
