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The condemned Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) a Haunted House filled with ghosts of dead Missouri prisoners

December 6, 2018 by Anthony Williams

Condemned Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) now a Haunted House
Condemned Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) in Jefferson City, Missouri now serves as a Haunted House

I have haunting memories of been confined at the Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) as a young teenaged kid that still haunt my dreams today. I was locked down in a tiny cramped old-fashioned jail cell caged in by bars with no windows when I should have been preparing to go to college or start a career in the military, or working a factory job like General Motors, etc. like other young men my age. Instead, I was faced with the possibility of spending the remainder of my young life inside a Missouri prison, an idea itself that gave me nightmares.

Without any physical evidence and merely witness which by all accounts were inconsistent and unbelievable, I was convicted of 1st-degree murder and sentenced to a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole at the tender age of eighteen. Since that day the judge said guilty and sentenced me to die behind bars, my life has not been the same. It has been nearly two decades since my trial and I still find it hard to believe I was wrongfully convicted of a murder that I did not do. Being accused and convicted of anything you didn’t do would be devastating on anyone I would assume, but to be falsely accused and convicted of murder is a very hard pill to swallow.

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You Get The Justice Your Money Can Buy

December 12, 2016 by Anthony Williams


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Wrongful conviction goes against everything we believe in within our society. We were taught from our earliest school to  believe in “innocence until proven guilty.” Like most wrongfully convicted persons, I believed that although I had been arrested and falsely accused of murder, our system would work itself out and I’d be acquitted. I sat in pre-trial detention in the Jackson County jail knowing I’d be acquitted and reclaim my life, but I would be proven wrong. Since the day of my conviction, I have awakened inside a prison cell serving a life term for a crime I did not commit and I have tried to approach each day with positively in spite of my situation. I’ve struggled to push out of my mind the injustice that occurred to me that lead me here and think positive and keep the faith, although I continue witnessing first hand so many negative outcomes that tug at my sense of hope.
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Anthony Williams was sentenced to Life in Prison at 14 for a crime he didn't commit. Now he fights for the rights of those who society has forgotten.   … Read More

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