🧵1/ If you’ve heard of The @Innocence Project, you might think they serve a noble cause—freeing the “wrongly convicted.” But they’re actually left-wing activists whose toxic empathy shields monsters to push a radical agenda. Brace yourself for a horrific story:
2/ In 2002, Robert Roberson was convicted of murdering his 2-year-old daughter, Nikki. But in 2024, as he was about to be executed for his crimes in TX, The @Innocence Project took up his case, painting Roberson as a gentle “Forrest Gump” type who was wrongly convicted.
3/ Roberson’s name flooded headlines as an “innocent” autistic dad on death row, saved by a judge’s last-minute order, whose daughter died in his care from an accidental fall. Prominent figures rallied for him. But here’s what @Innocence doesn’t say:
4/ In court, the Dr. who examined Nikki said this was no fall—it was brutal abuse. An ER Nurse said Nikki had a handprint on her face, a “mushy” skull, & her entire brain shifted from trauma. Another RN said Nikki’s skin was blue, unlike anything she’d seen, even in drownings.
5/ As if it couldn’t get worse, another nurse found three anal tears & abnormal rectal laxity on Nikki, signs of sexual assault. Roberson confessed to a cellmate he put his penis in her mouth & rubbed it on her. This monster is, in all likelihood, no victim.
6/ Roberson’s ex, Della Gray, testified he abused her kids, leaving bruises & a hickey on one. His own mom warned he’d kill Nikki. With 17 arrests, including felonies, Roberson is not the Forrest Gump character @Innocence wants you to believe he is.
7/ Now, Roberson’s fate hangs in the balance as he awaits his new execution date. Attorney General @KenPaxtonTX has signaled that he’ll continue seeking justice for Nikki. Will Texas legislators join him in this fight, or will they cave to IP’s anti-justice demands?
8/ It’s not just Roberson @Innocence is defending. There are countless others, including, as both @AndyNgo and the @NYPost reported last month, Marvin Lee Mutch, who was re-arrested for child sex crimes after @Innocence got him freed from his first conviction.
9/ You’re probably asking yourself, why on earth would the @Innocence defend such monsters like Roberson and Mutch? Let’s peel back the curtain on who they really are:
10/ @Innocence was founded in 1992 by O.J. Simpson lawyers Barry Scheck & Peter Neufeld. Their mission? Abolish the death penalty. Their apparent strategy? Use these kinds of misleading cases of supposed wrongful convictions to erode public confidence in capital punishment. And
11/ It’s probably no surprise that The @Innocence Project is bankrolled by George Soros’s Open Society and Mackenzie Scott’s millions. Worst of all? They siphon our taxpayer dollars through the @TheJusticeDept Bureau of Justice Assistance.
12/ Their leadership is a parade of left-wing radicals. Exec. Dir. Christina Swarns is a former NAACP attorney who helped overturn the death sentence of convicted cop killer and former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal. His guilt was never in question, by the way. And then there’s
13/ The board reads like a who's who of left-wing activism. Alondra Nelson served in the Biden administration. She wrote books admiring the Black Panthers, outlining how DNA testing can help get slave reparations to African-Americans. We've got Andrew Tanenbaum, a Democrat
14/ We've got former police chief Cedric Alexander, an Obama advisor who also writes for CNN. We've got law professor Ekow Yankah, who penned an infamous NYT op-ed in which he declared that he wouldn't allow his children to befriend white people. Then we've got Yusef Salaam, one
15/ The @Innocence Project presents itself as this champion of justice, but its track record reveals a totally different reality. They don't prioritize truth, they strategically manipulate public perception, they exploit false racial and social justice narratives, and they push a
16/ Conservatives should view The @Innocence Project like BLM: a radical leftist group using toxic empathy to twist our compassion and godly desire for justice, just to push a dangerous agenda. I dive deeper into the Innocence Project on today’s episode:
Correction: In post 5, one supporting image incorrectly cites “Court of Appeals of Texas, Roberson v. State, pg. 2”. The correct citation is “From the October 23, 2024, Press Release of Texas AG Ken Paxton." https://www.texasattorneygener...