Free Richard - A Crusade for Justice

07/06/2022

Just in case you didn't remember. Innocent people go to jail and the judicial system is corrupt. People you vote in office have altered motives. Not everyone in a higher power is just for that position.
Free the innocent.
Free the real!
Free Richard

05/18/2022

05/13/2022

Hello. My name is Raena Marie Soto. In 1997 while going to hempfield high school in my junior year, I met a guy named Richard Omar Soto. He was younger than me. What had actually happened was rare. I would see him walk with a girl that went on my bus. When she came on the bus I told her, who do you walk with, he's so cute! She told me Richy. I suppose she told him what I said and gave him my name. One day I was at the mall with my friend, Meechy. She worked at Arby's. Well, Richard was at Arby's because his friend Hector worked there as well. He heard meechy call my name and put 2+2 together and figured out I was "thee Raena!" We started talking, exchanged numbers and the rest was history.

05/13/2022

Never stop fighting. Never stop believing. One day he will be exonerated!

05/13/2022

Being in this situation is very humbling. I am humbled.

05/13/2022

It's very hard to have your voice heard when no wants to hear it. No one understands what it is to be wrongfully convicted when it doesn't happen to them. I completely understand that. If some one would just listen to us! Just listen you us understand.

04/17/2022

Happy Easter!!!!

04/11/2022

Always have faith!

04/11/2022

https://time.com/5476081/the-innocent-man-netflix-true-story/

The new show is based on John Grisham's 2006 book

04/11/2022

https://www.normantranscript.com/news/court-upholds-overturned-conviction-in-innocent-man-case/article_b0b1bbde-e800-11eb-b7de-6b3bd3d62192.html

A federal appeals court has upheld a decision to overturn the conviction of one of two men in the 1985 kidnapping and murder of an Ada convenience store worker.

04/06/2022

Innocent people die in prison.

The Crime On March 24, 1985, 24-year-old Texas Tech student Michele Mallin was parking her car in a church parking lot across from her dormitory in Lubbock, Texas, when an African-American man approached her