Mary,
As I said, the only documentation about Jerry Driver is Damien's statements because mental health records are sealed. Damien was committed to a mental health hospital on two different occasions, so he did receive mental health treatment. He was released by the doctors who said he needed the treatment because they believed he was ready to return to society. Otherwise he would have remained in the hospital.
iluvmua,
I don't doubt that people are convicted on circumstantial evidence and no DNA. However, in the case you cited, was there DNA from other individuals at the scene? I don't think that Terry Hobbs was already in the woods. I think he followed the boys there at around 6:30 pm shortly after he left David Jacoby's house (when Hobbs stated that he and Jacoby were searching the woods for the boys and Jacoby stated that they were not together). Personally, I don't believe Jacoby is involved other than Hobbs' use of him for an alibi. I have read the documents on Callahan's. Furthermore, I have read additional documents pertaining to the trial that aren't yet on Callahan's, specifically relating to the Pasdar suit. The WM3 are innocent and need to be free.
x_files,
I taught high school for 25 years. I came in contact with literally thousands of teenagers during that time, many of whom dressed Goth, listened to heavy metal music, etc. I have heard statements similar to what Damien said (about killing a parent, etc.) from many of them as well as from many teens who dressed and looked "normal." None of them ever did anything that they threatened to do. It was all for show/attention.
Silkprint,
Jerry Driver never denied that he was guilty. Damien and the others have maintained their innocence over the years. To me, that's a big difference.
Puffin,
I'm not saying that a very troubled teen could not commit murder. However, not all very troubled teens commit murder. Damien was a very troubled teen that did not commit murder. Like I said before, although every square is a rectangle, not every rectangle is a square.