<prompt> Human: Guilty until proven innocent 41 years in maximum security prison was the sentence he received. Four years, seven months, and eight days, thats how long it took to prove his innocence. Waking up and facing 41 years in prison is hard for anyone to imagine, let alone live through, yet there he was. Young, scared, and innocent. Being torn from everything he knew and loved, to suddenly being thrown into a concert box for the better years of his life. Seven years ago the father of my newborn child was framed and wrongfully convicted for a cluster of armed robberies being inflicted upon our city. I know, youre probably wondering how this could be possible nowadays what with all the laws that were put in place in order to ensure our rights as citizens, and to this day I find myself asking the same question even having lived through the nightmare myself for years now. In a city where crime is not uncommon, you would figure the police department and prosecutors would be more honorable in their pursuit for justice, but not in his case. If you rewind back through time, passing the jury, the judge, the lawyers, the police officers, all of it, youll come to rest on two people that held my husbands fate in their hands. While Ill admit that each one of these individuates had in some way or another played some part in deciding the outcome of his future, they did not however purposely send an innocent man to prison like the detective and informant. Exceeding is human nature. We compete with each other at home, at school, at work. People exercise this type of behavior in healthy ways, like engaging in sports. But then there are those who use extreme methods in order to rise to the top and this is where the detective came into the picture. In order to rise to the top he thought he had to crack a big case I guess, so with the help of a jail house informant he framed my husband. Im not quite sure why out of all people he choose him, Im not even sure if that matters, but when I think back on how he must have felt I cant help but be extremely ashamed of our system. Him along with this jailhouse snitch decided his fate before he was even brought in for questioning. In order for this informant to get a significantly reduced sentence about 40 years light to be exact someone had to take the time and the dice just so happened to land on my fiancé.The lawyers that represented him were so distraught about the injustice he was served, they took it upon themselves to contact the only organization that could save him. The Innocence Project Northwest heard about what had happened to him and decided to do something about the unjust act he was suffering from. After being incarcerated for almost five years and looking at decades, they obtained evidence that proved without a doubt he was innocent, making it impossible for the authorities to continue their corrupt agenda. With this new evidence he was released immediately the first day of a trail that was scheduled to last weeks. He was thrown back into a new world, lacking any sort of resources or help to reintegrate him into society. Although he had won his freedom at last, he was now facing difficulties no one had begun to think of or anticipate. Once he was released his dad worked hard to get a legislation passed that would compensate him for what he had to endure while in prison. While he could very well sue the system for millions, he decided to settle for the legislation thinking that that would be the fastest way to get his life back on track but two years went by with no response or decision from the states attorney general so he finally went to trial. Weeks went by and then Friday afternoon I listened anxiously as he got the call he has been waiting for. The decision that would change our lives forever. For two years I have watched him plan. He dreamt of the day we could make a permanent home for our son to grow up in. A wall we could mark his growth on, a room we could paint cars on, even a yard we could chase him in. I listened to him tell me his dreams and ambitions, doing something he could finally be successful in, something people would finally be proud of him for... But five minutes... Thats how long it took for it all to come crumbling down. I could see it in his eyes but he did not want to say it out loud. Then it would become real. But more brave then I would have thought possible, he told me in a calm voice that they had lost the law suit. Like me, a lot of you out there are probably wondering how this is even possible for the second time. The judge ruled that while he believes they are innocent, they do not meet the burden of proving their innocence without a doubt which the legislation stipulates. How you can be innocent but not meet these guidelines is beyond me. All I know is that the despair I feel him going through, has left me heartbroken. Living in prison can be a walking nightmare, one always has to be on guard standing with their back against the wall. Enduring this extended state of anxiety, he picked up a post-traumatic stress disorder to top it off. Since his release, having such a time gap in his work history has prevented him from gaining employment somewhere when all he needs is someone to give him a chance. After being in prison for such a long period of time he is still being judged as if he really had committed the crimes. People shun those who have been in prison without even realizing it, stigma surrounding it like a black fog that being exonerated cannot out chase. Due to this, paying rent, getting transportation, feeding our family, everything is a struggle every month. Being new parents and trying to provide for our 6 week old, we could not be more desperate for a miracle. So I ask, no beg you, what do we do? What can he do different to gain employment? Is there anyone out there who is willing to give him the chance he deserves? Someone made him a gofundme account because he wants to start a non-profit organization aimed towards gangs in prison and develop a curriculum for anti-gang violence. After being exposed to it in multiple prisons he thinks he can offer significant insight and make an impact but it is not getting much response and were not sure how to get any. Im so sorry if I made this longer than I was supposed to, I just did not know how to ask for your help without you knowing all the details. Thanks for reading.  <response>: Okay, step one. Stop writing like youre writing a piece of literature. This isnt a novel and there are other places for you to go if you want us to rage against the prison industrial complex. Step two. Give us actual details of any skills, experience, education, abilities. Ways he can make money. Along with any assets and savings. Also provide expenses. Step three. Read step one again. I know this is a rough time and I get why youve come here for advice, but stop writing like its a story. Its not and we dont want it to be. 