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"A life ruined by Abuse"
this picture was on an article with that title. Very upsetting to be "bashed around" by a court (as per what the article said). This image shows the man who used to be smiling all the time with only a slight grin since all the stress he has gone through.

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"the days at court"
this image was taken the when Mr. White appeared at one of his court sessions. Once again he is not showing his usual happy self, he only shows a minor cheek-ish smile since he has been undergoing a lot of stress.

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https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2010/07/01/orillia_mans_1995_sex_assault_conviction_quashed.html

This link talks about the initial charges which were put into place, and a short synopsis about what he was currently doing with his life.

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https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2010/11/26/charges_withdrawn_against_man_in_alleged_sex_assault_of_disabled_woman.html

The article discusses the dropped charges. It also gives a brief insight to his early years (since he was 65 when he was on trial) and explains his origins.

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http://aidwyc.createtoconvert.com/cases/historical/jack-white/

A very in depth analysis of his earlier years explaining in depth about his childhood as well as mid life.

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http://forejustice.org/db/White--Jack-.html

A complete database of information in which explains dates when he was convicted, when the crime was commited, the year he was cleared, a summary of the case, and much more.

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"Not his usual happy self"
This is a picture of Mr. White before he appeared in court. He was always smiling, happy, and outgoing.

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There are no videos of the actual court cases which Jack faced, so for my linked videos, I will be covering content that is still relevant to the topic of wrongful conviction. Over the time that Jack was on trial, he followed very strict protocol and did not lose sight of his innocence. The following video describes what to do when wrongly convicted, and Jack did most if not all of what the video talks about throughout the time he was on trial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM_agtB5-BE