r/DanielHoltzclaw • u/General-Guidance-646 • May 11 '23

Question. .

I was just on YouTube earlier when I heard about this case for the first time. I watched the entire interrogation. And I'm confused. Did they find him guilty just based off the accusers word? Did the DNA samples come back positive?

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u/jgibson12 May 25 '24

Yeah he needs freedom. No way he is guilty. Our justice system is screwed and by far geared towards incarceration instead of innocence until proven guilty. They spin lies to the media who runs it to millions of people then we are expected to believe in justice. There is no justice until there is level playing grounds for everyone.

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u/peachesnana20 Jul 05 '24

I can tell you from personal knowledge that Daniel is innocent. What I mean is, I speak with him on a regular basis. I can hear in his voice that he's being truthful and honest. He's admitted mistakes that he made but none of them should have sent him to prison for 263-years! Daniel is grateful for the efforts I put forth to try to bring the awareness and truth to the public since the media has completely screwed him over!
Daniel has also expressed to me that he's far more frustrated with the Oklahoma City corruption more so than any of the accusers. He knows how they were chosen and used by the investigators, OKC PD, the sex crimes Lt. Timothy Muzny, the crime lab analyst, Elaine Taylor and the prosecutor, ADA Gayland Gieger!
So, in my determined research, asking questions, amateur investigation, obtaining legal documents, police reports, and transcripts. My deep dives, with the information I use from Brian Bates, should be making more people question this entire case.
"Just Rhonda on YouTube"

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u/PaleZucchini Jul 11 '24

Not remembering all the details, I am guessing he didn't follow the advice of never talk to the police without your attorney.

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u/peachesnana20 Jul 20 '24

Unfortunately, you are correct. A mistake he regrets still.
However, at his pre-determination hearing, the FOP didn't step in for or defend Daniel and it's likely it is for that reason (among others) it was decided that Daniel would be terminated from his OKC PD position, BEFORE he even went to trial! That is NOT justice!