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We live in a society where justice is hard to come by for all. With our institutions failing to protect the rights of so many, we need an everyday hero to help defend the disenfranchised. Everyone deserves to be treated equally, without judgment. And yet, every day, people are rejected for things that have nothing to do with their abilities or talents. An Injustice anywhere is, is a threat to justice everywhere. (M.L.K)
George Goley, aka Prego, is a prime example and byproduct of injustice.
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George Goley, aka Prego, is a victim of a clear case of abuse of power. An innocent man has been wrongfully convicted and incarcerated (living this nightmare) for the past 28 years of his life.
Here, you will find all the indisputable evidence of this case’s facts and figures, including police reports, a notarized affidavit from the EYEWITNESS, George’s polygraph results, and numerous credentials and accolades of the examiner. Moreover, a video of the examiner Mr. Larry Silcox (Forensic Psychophysiologist and polygraph examiner) with 50+ years in law enforcement, and other documents proving the innocence of George/Prego Goley.
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“ When it comes to mental health, it is often neglected and is the least discussed topic. In the case of wrongful conviction, there is barely any research conducted stressing the psychological outcomes of those held imprisoned wrongfully.
While those who have been abused by wrongful conviction, the psychological consequences of wrongful conviction include severe mental health issues, like constant changes in personality, severe symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression, adjustment glitches, relationship problems, signs of chronic hostility, isolation, and feelings of isolation. Not only this but comorbidity is also prevalent in wrongfully convicted individuals. Likewise, several guiltless grieve from depressive disorders and significant substance dependency or abuse despite the traumatic stress responses”
“ When it comes to mental health, it is often neglected and is the least discussed topic. In the case of wrongful conviction, there is barely any research conducted stressing the psychological outcomes of those held imprisoned wrongfully.
While those who have been abused by wrongful conviction, the psychological consequences of wrongful conviction include severe mental health issues, like constant changes in personality, severe symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression, adjustment glitches, relationship problems, signs of chronic hostility, isolation, and feelings of isolation. Not only this but comorbidity is also prevalent in wrongfully convicted individuals. Likewise, several guiltless grieve from depressive disorders and significant substance dependency or abuse despite the traumatic stress responses”
“ When it comes to mental health, it is often neglected and is the least discussed topic. In the case of wrongful conviction, there is barely any research conducted stressing the psychological outcomes of those held imprisoned wrongfully.
While those who have been abused by wrongful conviction, the psychological consequences of wrongful conviction include severe mental health issues, like constant changes in personality, severe symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression, adjustment glitches, relationship problems, signs of chronic hostility, isolation, and feelings of isolation. Not only this but comorbidity is also prevalent in wrongfully convicted individuals. Likewise, several guiltless grieve from depressive disorders and significant substance dependency or abuse despite the traumatic stress responses”