He was just 19. Trusting. Naive. He believed in the system of justice.

Convicted and sentenced to 92 years at the age of 19.

• I am a private defense investigator. I want to introduce you to Winston Walters. 
  We have all heard about these type of cases. Wrongfully convicted. If there was ever a poster child for this kind of an event, well here you have it.
  
• There was a crime. There was a suspect identified. Identified by the victims. A year later, that ID was recanted.
  The correct perpetrator was identified. Evidence supports that identification. Clear motive supports that accusation. Corroborating evidence supports that identification. The prime suspect was charged. The prime suspect was released all charges dropped. 
  
• Facts.
  There are so many things wrong with this case. In my humble opinion, much was manufactured in order to fit a narrative that never happened.
  • Correct perpetrator was identified
  • Winston Walters does not know, or has ever known the victims. He wasn't there.
  • No evidence connecting Walters to the crime scene
  • DNA evidence gathered at the scene does NOT include Walters.
  • Walters is a Comanche Native.
  • The crime occurred on Comanche territory.
  • The State of Oklahoma lacked jurisdiction to prosecute this crime.
  • My opinion only, the reason this was not before the Federal Courts, as it should have been, is because it would have never met the burden of proof.
  • Major Crimes Act of 1885
  • Many standing treaties between the United States and the Comanche Nation
  • Two or more plea deals in exchange for fabricated testimony in exchange for lessor or dropping charges in other cases. None of the testimony can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.  Simply, the convicts, said so.
  • Walters confirmed alibi was promptly rejected by the court.
  • The judge in this matter had a personal history of this type of crime that personally affected him. Yet, he did not recuse himself in the interest of unbiased justice.
  • Many who worked in the background of this case were earlier or later accused of actions that would call into question their ability to perform their duties unsullied.
  • Exculpatory evidence was withheld from the jury.
  • US Supreme Court rulings that underline the lack of jurisdiction regarding crimes and prosecution on native land.
  • Many, many other issues
• Call to Action.
  There is no doubt that Walters has been falsely convicted. No doubt that his 8th and 14th Amendments to the United States Constitution.  It is the mission of this project to obtain a civil rights attorney to get this case overturned, new trial ordered, acquittal, or motion to vacate order.
• Your help is critical to right this wrong. You are thanked in advance for any consideration.