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Why are they targeting children for trans ? The movie didn’t need that.

Forestdale in queens does this too they destroy and take children

I saw this movie and it was terrifying... My heart just broke

Moive name: You should have left

I’m literally blind like that in one eye and it’s so annoying but I still try to do my best at work and my supervisors always tell me how I work so hard ❤

I literally saw this movie once and haven’t seen it since. They movie really hurt my heart man

Watch the PBS documentary that Ken Burns daughter made "the central park five" it's phenomenal hearing from the real guys. Not taking anything from when they see us. But a documentary hits different depending on the subject matter.

Anyone know what the name of this movie is? Looks good!

Great recap!

This was a sad, interesting movie. Your recap was excellent. Thank you for your time sharing this.

Name?

For all the women saying we can’t let this happen again, sorry to bring politics into it, but that’s exactly where it’s heading if we elect repubs esp trump. IVF and abortion in cases of rape & incest will be made illegal in many states. They don’t give af about life w/ their endless wars - they care about control. Equality = loss to a patriarchy. America still hasn’t had a woman present. Meanwhile.. 59 other countries have had female presidents/prime ministers since 1960. PS: 👏 Mexico 2024!

oh yeah sure, this would turn out just peachy

The boy who tried to convince her he was her son was just as demonic as the police who placed him there.

I don't know what state this story takes place in, but I'm surprised child services didn't get involved sooner. Also for the option of placing in orphanage is weird as I've never seen that as an option, again not sure if it's the state. First option is looking for other relatives/family friends, then foster home, and finally a group home.

Its always the secretary.

Watching his movie makes me cry because it could have been me or any young black kid

The same house in the movie The Feast.

This made me cry thank you for making this video. I've been through this, I want hope and a good life, a beautiful family, why is that these common things can be so far away from our community? I blame myself for so much I couldn't control, I wish I was better

Yusuf the character was drug addicted not too long ago . Glad to see him better

Excuse the long post. This still makes my blood boil! This story is both a saga and an epic. There is, of course, triumph. Yet, the injustice, corruption, and inhumanity of what these five men endured is heart-wrenching and indicative of the racism and classism that runs throughout law enforcement and the criminal justice system. When ppl of color, especially Black men, receive justice, it’s the exception to the rule. It doesn’t exonerate or consecrate a system that has cost dearly and done unimaginable damage to innumerable men and women of color, especially educationally and economically disadvantaged ones. I don’t know how to fix this. Besides, there appears little incentive to overhaul and right-size the lethal combination of over-policing and railroading communities of color, given how much small towns, public officials, investors, and cooperations benefit from it. It’s gratifying and remarkable to see how these men manifested resilience and experienced vindication. However, 41 million dollars can’t compensate them enough for their physical and psychic indignities and the years taken from them. Moreover, the money does not cover all the families they live with. After all, whenever a person does time, so does their family-not counting the strain such ordeals place on a family system to absorb and adapt. What a damn sin and shame! At the same time, what should never be overlooked is that Trish Meili’s was forever changed. The sexual abuse and psychic trauma to which I was subjugated are harrowing and unacceptable (abcnews.go.com/US/case-settled-1989-central-park-jogger-believes-person/story?id=63077131). Still, I’ve seen nothing to suggest that had any sympathy for five young men whose lives were ruined, too (www.oprah.com/omagazine/oprah-interviews-the-central-park-jogger/all). Perhaps she did-or does, but I never saw reports of that. Admittedly, that may be too much to expect of a victim of such a horrendous crime. Finally, I’m appalled yet not surprised by the fact that the prosecutor, lead detective, and the interrogating detectives never seem to be held accountable for railroading these young men. Some of them, like Liz Lederer, experienced minor blowback (e.g., she quit teaching law at Columbia because of pressure from the Black law students). However, that’s a mere pittance of punishment compared to the disservice done and the incalculable damage for which she is in no small measure responsible.

Greetings from Manila, thanks a lot for a lovely summary - God bless !

My step-grandfather used to take care of me in a way that not even my biological grandfather was able to. He gave me the love and support that I needed, filling the absence left by my father and grandfather. Today, I am married, have a great career, and two beautiful children. I wish my step-grandfather could see the person he helped me become. He may not have been educated or able to read, but he was protective and loving.😢

Gotta love how they make everything gay 🤦🏽‍♂️

Hmm, does everyone have a mental disorder

Read up on "wineville Chicken Coop Murders. It was a serial killer who abducted and killed young boys in 1928

"her power over men?" to those men she was prey, she had no power, those men did, and they, especially the priest, used his power to hurt her instead of love her.

We all know that the American justice system is fucked up, lol

Okay, this is by far most depressing movie I've ever seen....

Mothers know their kids inside and out, we know how our kids look, talk, walk, their mannerisms, their change in attitude, nearly everything.

It's really just a story about a normal person's life. Nothing spectacular. Seems like my life (except I'm not a cheater). So, moral of the story, don't cheat?

Police. Awful since at least 1928

Eddie Palmer (Played by Justin Timberlake) even Deserves “The Best Father of The Year” for his sacrifice in protecting his own son from his own Abusive Mother and her Drug Addicted Boyfriend

The original "changlings" were likely Autistic children going through regression, disturbing the progress of things like speech development, social bonding, etc. seeming like a different child, and then being completely overwhelmed with sensory overload, and possibly becoming non-speaking...

Woke movie. No thanks I’ll pass.

this is my story

The husband will sleep with the nanny so his wife will keep suffering, end of story men like it when you’re draining

Worst movie

Even for a recap I can't have myself enjoy watching this... I wonder if all the people contributed to their imprisonment get anything as their lack of competence

Gender confusion

The worst kind of person has to make everybody else suffer with her

Why was it filmed backwards? Why did they flip the camera. It like watching a lazy streamer.

The story of korey wise the man that went into hell and came out a God ✊🏾

True.... that was a shocker

There’s never any signal!

Name of movie?

That's white america for you

Yet people think systematic racism isn’t a thing. This still happens today.

I prayed that those lawyers & detectives who wrongfully accused them will be judge accordingly by God almighty...

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