so its been 17 yrs since this firefighter got murdered & now we find out that mario willis might actually be innocent 
his alibi was never questioned before because simms kept quiet about it but he's finally come forward and its like the whole case just got flipped on its head 
now we gotta wonder if there were any other things covered up by the prosecutors 
its a pretty crazy situation and i'm both hopeful and skeptical at the same time 
- like, Commissioner Simms is finally speaking up and saying that Mario Willis had an alibi? That's some major proof, right? But at the same time, I'm like, "Wait a minute, why didn't he tell us about this 8 months ago?" 
Like, what was going on with all these secrets? 
And then there's Maxine Willis's mom, she's been saying her son was wrongfully convicted for ages... but is that really true? I don't know, man, I'm just so confused. Can we trust Simms now? Should he be trusted? 
Maybe the truth will come out eventually, but until then, I'm like, stuck in this vortex of doubt 
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. If fire commissioner says wife knew alibi info & didn't report it, that's straight Brady violation 
so the top fire official just comes outta nowhere 8 years later saying they believed Mario's alibi all along lol what's good? Like, wouldn't that have been super convenient to know back in 2010 when he was still locked up? 
it's like he just wanted to make a splash. Anywayz, this whole thing is super sketchy and I'm low-key hoping for Mario's exoneration now
Meanwhile, Mario Willis's mom is still stuck with a bad taste in her mouth, wondering what could've been if her son wasn't wrongly convicted. The Brady violation thingy's definitely got some folks looking at this case again, but let's hope justice actually gets served here... or we'll all be sleeping on the job 