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Proven Innocentbut no court would hear of that!
And so his life was intentionally shortened
and he died while in prisonfor a crime he had nothing to do
with…and which others committed.
Protectors of corruption
Keepers of the innocent
Circle of Friends
Malcolm Wells
Candyce Hawk
Dr. Glenn Larkin M.D.
Dr. Jon Nordby PhD
Dr. Boris deKorczak PhD
Angela Drees, Attorney at Law
Dr. Richard Korn PhD
Dan Miller
Sherry Swiney
These and more worked for his freedom.
They all thought he would walk to freedom on his own two feet.
But, try as they did…
Circle of Friends
But he left anyway and they could not stop him. In fact they encouraged him to leave prison in spirit form rather than physical form. . .
• PATRICK SWINEY – In Memory – Patrick Swiney passed away on July 28, 2009 in the infirmary at Donaldson Prison in Bessemer, Alabama, USA. His case of actual innocence prompted the creation and development of the P.A.T.R.I.C.K. Crusade, an international organization which is dedicated to human rights for everyone.
IN MEMORY OF PATRICK SWINEY[1944 – 2009]
“It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness” – Patrick Swiney
The man who exposed corruption and paid the ultimate price for speaking out.
The police officer who exposed a drug ring in Gulf Shores, Alabama, who was then framed for murder and wrongly sent to prison who then exposed unconstitutional prison conditions while his team fought for a new trial, passed away at age 64 on July 28, 2009.
In truth, Patrick was killed by his care-takers.
Patrick Swiney would have been 65 on October 24, 2009. He was actually innocent of committing any crime and his team of scientists proved that in 2003 but the Alabama courts would not consider the new evidence, instead opting to cover up the truth.
For 20 years while he waited for exoneration, Patrick was our “in-house” Internet, an icon for justice, truth, integrity, and caring for others. In spite of the abuses he was given for speaking out while in the Alabama prison system Patrick continued to help others with their own lives. He had an uncanny knack, an intuition, for knowing what to say that would help a person the most in their time of need.
He shall be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor even in the darkest of times. He shall be remembered for the work he performed as a police officer for the good of the public. He shall be remembered most for his integrity.
Patrick can now walk his promise land but not in physical form.
We thank everyone who fought for his exoneration.
We thank everyone who fought for his life.
We pray for those who framed him.
We pray for those who illegally kept him in prison.
We pray for those who killed him.
We pray for those who ignored his pleas for freedom.