“But he said he was innocent Europeans protest. Would he lie about that?” Of course he might. Criminals in the U.S. lie about their innocence all the time. There’s a reason for that. Suspects have little incentive to confess their guilt in most American states. They will not automatically receive a lighter sentence for doing so, and they will hurt their legal defense. American criminal-defense attorneys always tell their clients not to confess or even talk to the police. The system does not reward true confessions, but does not punish false claims of innocence.
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