The Man Who Was Wrongfully Convicted Of Murder By Kamala Harris Demands Charlamagne The God Confront Her Over Her Injustes During His Town Hall With Her

The man who was laughed at by Kamala Harris when he was wrongfully convicted of murder, calls on Charlamagne to demand answers from Harris about his case.

Jamal Trulove was awarded $13.1 million after spending 6 years in prison after being framed.

Trulove is calling on Charlamagne tha God to ask Harris about his situation at his radio town hall event with her on Tuesday.

"Four years ago we did an interview and I remember you saying that you believe 100% that Kamala should give me an apology for what had happened to me under her administration."

"So I know you're doing the town hall tomorrow, the audio town hall with her. I would love for you to ask her this question: Does she have any remorse for the people like myself and others who were wrongfully convicted under her administration in San Francisco?"

"And if she does, does she have any reason to why something like this could have happened? Not only to me but to other people as well? And where does she stand on helping people that are wrongfully convicted under her administration?"

During a previous podcast, Truelove said Harris laughed at him when he was wrongfully convicted.

"We locked eyes this one time, and she laughed. She literally just, like, kind of busted out laughing," Trulove said of then SF District Attorney Harris.