The upcoming presidential election has found an unexpected supporter for Donald Trump in Jamal Trulove, a former actor who was wrongfully convicted of murder.
Trulove, known for his role in The Last Black Man in San Francisco, has expressed his preference for the Trump administration, citing a decline in the quality of life since its departure.
According to Gateway Pundit, Trulove shared his sentiments with The New York Post, stating, "When we took at what our life was like when Trump was in office we felt like life was good compared to right now. We wasnt in no wars, right now were in wars. Illegals wasnt coming in, but theyre coming in now. His support for Trump is also fueled by his personal experience with Kamala Harris, who he holds responsible for his wrongful conviction.
Trulove's ordeal began in 2008 when he was falsely accused and convicted of murder, a charge orchestrated by the office of Kamala Harris. He was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison. He recounted, "It took me five and a half years to ultimately get back into trial due to prosecutorial misconduct. And it took me another year to go to my second trial, to which I was vindicated by a jury of my peers."
His conviction was not just a personal tragedy, but also a moment of triumph for Harris, who was present in the courtroom. Trulove vividly remembers her reaction, stating, "When I got convicted, Kamala Harris was in the courtroom when I got sentenced 50 to life in prison. Kamala Harris courtroom when I look back and I seen her, she was smiling, and she did that stupid ass laugh that she do right now. This sh*t aint funny."
The wrongful conviction cost Trulove six years of his life and the city of San Francisco millions in compensation. However, this was not an isolated incident. Harris, during her tenure as California's attorney general, was known for keeping inmates incarcerated to exploit them as cheap labor.
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