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United States News Title: Meet Annie Dookhan, The Government Chemist Who Purposefully Sent Thousands Of Innocent Americans To Prison In 2013, Massachusetts state chemist, Annie Dookhan, pled guilty to falsifying the results of over 40,000 drug tests that ultimately sent thousands of innocent Americans to prison. It has been more than four years since Dookhans crimes were uncovered, and yet numerous people are still locked away because of her corruption, many of which have no idea she was the one who brought about their horrid fate. In this report by Filming Cops: Dookhan had intentionally forged signatures and tampered with evidence to further both her career, as well as many prosecutors who she had close relations with. She would also invent fanciful job titles for herself, such as special agent of operations and on-call terrorism supervisor, and would then testify in court as an expert. Prosecutors adored Dookham, referring to her as being a part of their dream team, and even taking her out for drinks. In one email with a prosecutor, Dookham said she wouldnt be able to give her expert testimony, to which the prosecutor replied, No no no!!! I need you!!! An email provided by the Boston Globe shows the close friendship Dookhan had with one particular prosecutor by the name of George Papachristos: Dookhan had sent another email to Papachristos in which she told him she needed a man to love me and make me laugh. In other words, some of her victims went to prison because she had a crush on their prosecutor, and what an interesting prison story that makes; what are you in for? A hormonal chemist who was hoping to get laid. Norfolk County District Attorney, Michael Morrissey, has been set on the task of reviewing thousands of files to determine who was wrongfully prosecuted. What does Dookhan have to say for herself? After sending countless victims to prison, many of which have been behind bars for years, she was only given a three to five year sentence. Anthony Benedetti, chief counsel of the state public defender agency, stated: Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top Page Up Full Thread Page Down Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 1.
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A mock confession in an attempt to get sympathy. Hang her or sentence her to life at hard labor as a lesson to others tempted to fabricate false evidence.
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