Ryan Holle, convicted for lending car in robbery-murder, discusses case
How can a person be convicted of first-degree murder when they are nowhere near the crime scene? It's a question Ryan Holle and his family have asked over and over again. Holle handed over his car keys to his roommate, a decision he didn't think much about - but that moment changed his life forever. MORE: https://bit.ly/2UXIrUE
Видео Ryan Holle, convicted for lending car in robbery-murder, discusses case канала True Crime Daily
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