`We must not continue to allow justice to wear a color. We must not continue to allow the truth to wear a color!" "I want to tell of all the things I’ve been deprived of over the past 32 years. A wonderful time on the beach, walking  through parks, where lots of beautiful flowers and sceneries are . I’ve missed a lot of the beauties of life, but I’ve  also  learned a lot of things about life, in exchange. I am not bitter, I am wise, strong, knowledgeable and have a good understanding of everything." Vincent Simmons You can send an e-mail with questions or remarks about this website to marian.bultman@hccnet.nl or catherinekay@ntlworld.com Latest updating: 29 december 2008
	Justice for Vincent Simmons 34 years in prison   Imagine, you have been imprisoned for almost 34 years and have been attempting to prove your innocence. Every court refuses to hear your Brady claims and all of them hides behind technicalities. Also in spite of all the evidence that points to your innocence, you cannot get a new trial. And knowing you are innocent you have to remain in prison for the rest of your life and die there.   Read more about the case of Vincent Simmons, a 59-year-old black man from Louisiana. He has been an inmate of the Angola prison for over 34 years. He was convicted by an all white jury. His court appointed attorney never called any witnesses or cross examined any on his behalf. He never filed one single motion. The officials in Vincent’s case changed the charges, without informing the jury, so they were definitely sure that they could put him away for the rest of his life.       This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here.                                                 Keywords of this site: Vincent, Simmons, prisoner's rights, Truth and Justices, Human Rights in the United States, Injustices, State of Louisiana, Angola State Prison Farms, Farm, prisoners rights, Angola Prisons, The Farm, Jonathan Stack,Shadows, Shadows of Doubts, Louisiana, rape, United States, justice for an innocent man, Louisiana Governors, retrial, forensically, police shooting, locked up, aggravated rapes, forensic evidence, police malfeasance, United States of America, Legal Defense Fund for Vincent Simmons, lockdowns, 12th Judicial District Court, Parish of Avoyelles, Marksville Louisiana, prisoner's rights, Truth and Justices, Human Rights in the United States, Injustices, State of Louisiana, State Prison Farms, usFarm, prisoners rights, Angola Prisons, The Farm, Jonathan Stack, Shadows, Shadows of Doubts, rape, United States, innocent man, Louisiana Governors, retrial, forensically, police shooting, locked up, aggravated rapes, forensic evidence, police malfeasance, United States of America, Legal Defense Fund for Vincent Simmons, lockdowns, 12th Judicial District Court, Parish of Avoyelles, Marksville Louisiana,Vincent Simmons, prisoner's rights, Truth and Justices, Human Rights in the United States, Injustices, State of Louisiana, Angola State Prison Farms, Farm, prisoners rights, Angola Prisons, The Farm, Jonathan Stack, Shadows, Shadows of Doubts, , rape, United States, innocent man, Louisiana Governors, retrial, forensically, police shooting, locked up, aggravated rapes, forensic evidence, police malfeasance, United States of America, Legal Defense Fund for Vincent Simmons, lockdowns, 12th Judicial District Court, Parish of Avoyelles, Marksville Louisiana