All the best!
Author: taxback.com team  |  Date: 27 May 2008

Belated congratulations. I know none of us can even vaguely visualise what it must have been like for you all these years. Hope you succeed in getting your life at least partially back to something resembling normality. Cheers,

Posted by anonymously | 09 Dec 2008

Walter, I sincerely hope you secured employment as mentioned in your posting 26th August. Unfortunately I do not have any contacts in USA. I saw you very briefly in Cork this year, I hope your life becomes all that you desire and your relationship with your daughter flourishes. Regards Loretto

Posted by anonymously | 23 Oct 2008

Thank you everyone for all of your much needed support. However I am desperately seeking employment in the metro Detroit area. If anyone has any contacts for employment opportunities please contact me at this website.

Posted by Walter Swift, Detroit | 26 Aug 2008

God Bless you Walter and may your life be full of joy and hope. We so admire your courage and inspiration. Thank you.

Posted by Paul & Valerie Cahill, Cork City | 22 Aug 2008

You are a man of great integrity and compassion. I wish you all the best on this new chapter of your life. I hope you enjoy your time in Ireland, and have some time to take in the beauty. To all those at The Innocence Project and to all those who have supported you I extend my deepest gratitude. You will always remain in my thoughts and prayers

Posted by Sonam, Toronto | 29 Jul 2008

Mr. Swift, I would like you to know that your conviction and story is tragic to me. I work for the MDOC and I wish you a long free life. I just wanted you to be aware that your image and false record is still on the state website. God Bless You!

Posted by anonymously | 27 Jul 2008

Walter, you are an inspiration and I wish such wonderful things for you. I am sure you have touched the lives of so many people already, and will continue to do so. God bless you.

Posted by anonymously | 25 Jul 2008

Enjoy the rest of you're life Walter. I cannot believe that they incarcerated an innocent man for 26 years and then do nothing to try and compensate you as if anything would for all those lost years.But they could at least try!

Posted by Paul, Perth | 24 Jul 2008

Hi, does anyone know if Walter is still in Ireland and if so are there any more public appearances? Many thanks.

Posted by anonymously | 22 Jul 2008

Walter, meeting you last weekend was an honour and a privilege and also a humbling experience. Best of luck in whatever path you choose in your new life!Niamh as always girl you did us proud.

Posted by Niamh Bolger, Carrick on Shannon | 17 Jul 2008

Walter, Congratulations on your freedom. Your story is amazing, we have been hearing about you since Niamh started with the Innocence Project as a trainee all those years ago. It is heart warming to hear you speak with such optimism and positivity for your future. We are delighted for you and so proud of our very good and dear friend Niamh who campaigned relentlessly to set you free. Well done to both of you! Sarah, Dungarvan.

Posted by Sarah, Dungarvan | 16 Jul 2008

Walter, I have been following your story with interest over the last few weeks. It is a fascinating story with plenty of emotions, but central to it all is hope. I wish you the very best for your future, enjoy...

Posted by David, Dublin | 16 Jul 2008

I would just like to thank all the wonderful and supportive citizens of the beautiful land of Ireland. I would also like to say that without your loving support and unending commpassion that the ordeal that I had to face for 26 years would most certainly have left me quite numb, you are all responsible for the happiness that has come into my life. For that I will forever be in your debt. I love you all. Thank you.

Posted by Walter Swift, Cork | 14 Jul 2008

Hi Walter, I was entralled by your interview yesterday with Matt Cooper. It was the first time I heard of your story. I am so happy to hear you finally got back your freedom. I wish you all the best for the future. Hope you enjoy your time in Ireland! Karen, Cork.

Posted by Karen, Cork | 11 Jul 2008

Hi Walter, Congratulations on coming through your ordeal with such dignity and humility. Hearing you speak on Irish radio was inspirational and backed up all the great things Niamh has been saying about you. We know you will have a great time in Ireland. Wish we could be there to meet you in person. Owen and Tricia, London

Posted by Owen Harte Barry, London | 11 Jul 2008