@marcusthebunny: The Darlie Routier case revolves around the 1996 m*rders of two young children, Devon and Damon Routier, in Rowlett, Texas. The children were st*bbed to d*ath in their home, and their mother, Darlie Routier, was also severely injured in the attack. She initially claimed that an intruder had broken into their home, k*lled the children, and attacked her before fleeing. Despite a lack of physical evidence directly linking her to the m*rders, Darlie was convicted of capital m*rder in 1997 and sentenced to d*ath. The case sparked widespread debate, with many arguing that she had been unfairly convicted, pointing to the possibility of an intruder and questioning the fairness of the trial. Over the years, Darlie Routier has maintained her innocence. There have been several efforts to appeal her conviction, with advocates arguing that there was insufficient evidence for a guilty verdict and that crucial exculpatory evidence may have been overlooked. As of 2024, she remains on d*ath row, though her case continues to be a subject of legal and public scrutiny. Here is Toby Shook, prosecutor, still doubling down on misinformation, contamination and remains convinced of Darlie’s guilt. Currently, the Innocence Project is reviewing Darlie’s case, what do you think? Comment Below 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 @fugate1982 @Rich Prater

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