The Injustice System

Oiginally aired 1/12/2010 On January 30, 1981, Dwight A. Hunter walked into an old countryside neighborhood store. Bludgeoning the storeowner, Hunter then robbed the old man of his life, his pickup truck and $1,500 in cash. It would be a day he would never forget: Not only was he desperate to feed his familyâ¦it was also his 20th birthday. After serving 28 years of a life sentence for his crime, Hunter was released in April 2009. By that time he was a changed man, determined in knowing that, while he can never return the life he took away, he would spend what was left of his life making amends for his actions. In his recently-published autobiography, âFrom One Thoughtless Act â The true story of homicide and one manâs redemption in the state of despair,â Hunter describes in vivid detail the life he led on the inside, including his multiple nervous breakdowns, sexual encounters, and ultimately, his redemption and faith in the sacrifice of Christ and the mercy of Almighty God. Today, as a public speaker and youth advocate, Hunter now reaches out to other inmates; speaks to various groups regarding the challenges todayâs youth face â and how they can avoid the pitfalls; and serves as a liaison to public servants when requested. He will attend college in January 2011, majoring in Spanish as a Second Language, in his efforts to reach others from diverse backgrounds with his message of hope and redemption. A father, grandfather, son, brother and friend, Dwight Hunter currently resides in NC with his biggest supporter, his steadfast mother, who remained by his side during his 28-year incarceration and beyond.

Originally aired 8/16/2014 I will read letters from women in prison and talk about Sara Kruzan who got a life sentence for killing her pimp at 16.

Originally aired 8/12/2014 The Crazy Old Man talks hoping for a call in that never comes

Originally Aired 8/6/2014 This is where the worst of the worst go. Or if you piss off the wrong person you may end up there.

Publication date 2014-07-30 The Prison Activism show is about prison conditions, abuse and corruption. We will look at the privatized risons and prison services. Remember 80% of the prisoners will be out someday. They may be mad at the world and possibly you a prisoner is always in danger from the other prisoners or the guards. A guard told me that most of those that go home at night should be imates.

Originally aired 6/6/2009 The words of Leon Benson, an innocent man in prison.

Originally aired 6/13/2009 More words of Leon Benson, an innocent man in prison.

Originally aired 9/12/2009 Letters from Carl Drew, Annette Stepp and Betty Broaden (According to the a New Orleans cop, "There is no such thing as rape." He had been on the force for 11 years and knew how to sink her.)

Aired 9/26/2009 Joseph Payne Jr's The Choice is Yours. Joe admits his guilt. Armed robbery and murder. I have David hear because I think I started Joseph here. David admits his quilt.

Aired 10/3/2009 Joseph Payne Jr's The Choice is Yours. Joe admits his guilt. Armed robbery and murder. I have David hear because I think I started Joseph here. David admits his quilt. .

Originally aired 9/20/2009 David is a VA prison sentenced to life for murder. He admits his guilt. If I have time I will begin Joseph Payne Jr's The Choice is Yours which I will finish next week. Joe also admits his guilt.

AOriginally aired 8/22/2009 A father was convicted of killing his child. The child had bruises on its back. The child died from toxic mold. https://www.scribd.com/document/18619290/Neal-Robbins-Wrongful-Child-Abuse-Conviction

Originally aired 8/15/2009 25% of the child abuse convictions are wrongful convictions. Parents are framed by Social Services, medical malpractice cases are covered up, words are out in the child's mouth, and cases are misdiagnosed. https://www.scribd.com/document/18596840/Dwight-Davison-Lost-his-daughter-and-freedom Dwight has been cleared

Originally Aired 6/20/2009 Letters from prisoner's in Angola