Those are white people who committed crimes against property and money. Not black folks accused of killing cops.

We're talking about someone who was given due process (even if you don't agree with the outcome), convicted and sentenced who escaped from prison. There's no "new" evidence to exonerate her, there's no way around the fact that she escaped from jail and thus forfeited her right to appeal through the proper channels.

You can't say she should be pardoned because it would be a nice thing to do, there has to be precedence and cover. There's neither here.


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