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Our goal is to implement a support network for inmates who have been wrongfully convicted while:

� Working to coordinate the efforts of hundreds of Kenneth's friends and supporters, and sharing the facts of his case.
� Striving to educate others on the inadequate state of human rights in The CA System.
� Reaching out to the legal services, business, education, labor, human rights, and religious communities for support.

-There are over 1,600,000 Americans incarcerated today in the US Prison system. The taxpayers pay to house inmates incarcerated for many crimes. What people don�t know is that the system has many public officials working for us that manipulate the system how they see fit (police, Court�s and Judges, and Correctional Department officials). I believe that there are many other people who have been wrongfully convicted due to the bias and personal judgments of court, police, and government officials who are supposed to look at the facts of a case without involving there personal feelings.

-Prosecutors that knowingly suppress evidence of innocence or worse, fabricate false evidence for the sake of getting a conviction of the wrong person. Some remain in prison because prosecutors withheld favorable evidence or allowed fabricated testimony. Which is the case with my brother Kenneth Sniecinski. I am creating this site to make the public aware of the injustices that happen to people like my brother everyday, and to open a channel of support for my brother in hopes that we can seek justice and get him set free..

-It seems that truth and justice have not been made available to all citizens on an equal basis in this great country, but only to those citizens who have enough money to afford the most competent legal defense and proper investigation. Those citizens who do not have the financial resources to defend themselves competently, immediately become vulnerable to the weakness of the criminal justice system.