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Examples Of Stanley Williams Denying His Crimes

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Williams is denying the crimes he committed. Stanley Williams was violent person growing up because of his child hood and the founder of a gang named Crips. Williams states " I am innocent and, yes, I have been a wretched person, but I have redeemed myself." This quote means that Stanley is denying what he did and is claiming that he is innocent but is still expressing how he changed from how he was before. One may think that even though he is denying his crimes, he still chenged from them, This supports my claim because it shows Williams is denying his crimes. It also states "In 1979, Williams was convicted of four counts of murder and sentenced to death. " This quote shows what crimes Williams committed and it doesnt say that they are allegations.

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