Texas injustice - Video Dailymotion

Texas injustice - Video Dailymotion: To this day, despite the videotape, despite the $25,000 he gave, Cullen Davis insists he was set up. But he has forgotten some of the specifics about what occurred at the time. For example, I asked, “what was the $25,000 for?” He answered, “I don’t remember. That was – that’s why I said, there was something about the – the $25,000, but I don’t – I don’t remember how that came into play.” At the trial in Houston, they conceded Cullen was on the videotape, but said he was assisting investigators. He says the jury believed him. “The jury listened to those tapes real closely, and they said, “Wait a minute, Cullen’s telling the truth, here,” he said. Certainly some of the jury did. It deadlocked 8-to-4 to convict. The judge declared a mistrial. But for Cullen Davis, the ruling was clear: he was and is innocent. A born-again Christian now, forgiveness has taken on new meaning for Cullen Davis. In an hour-long interview, he told News 8, he has forgiven all of the people who have accused him falsely. Some of them have forgiven him, but not Dee Davis. “You have to acknowledge and admit you’re wrong to ask for that forgiveness,” she said. “And so far, I haven’t heard him claim any kind of responsibility for anything.” But Cullen insists it is not about any guilt, but submission to being born again. Dee Davis gets that, but while Cullen may be at peace, questions linger for her. “Who killed my sister then?,” she asked. “If Cullen Davis didn’t do it, then who did it?”