You don't hear much about this type of misconduct on the part of police and prosecutors any more, but in the past, up to the '80's it was almost daily news. No cop, no attorney and no prosecutor should be immune from any activity in which they knowingly frame anyone. During the civil rights days of King, this type activity was rampant, especially in the south. It sickened me then and it sickens me now. Everyone involved in this case shold be thrown into prison for the exact amount of time these defendants served and be forced to pay their two victims millions in retribution, even if it means selling ever single asset they have. The court, pollice department and city in which it occurred should have to make up the difference. There is absolutely no excuse and no justification for actions such as these.