My name is Agha Khan, and I am reaching out on behalf of an innocent man who has been wrongfully imprisoned for 17 years. This petition is a plea for justice, a call to rectify an egregious error in our legal system. Mr. Khan's case is not unique; it mirrors the infamous case of Michael Morton, who was wrongfully convicted and spent 22 years in prison before his exoneration.

Mr. Khan's conviction was not based on evidence or truth but rather on the ambition of a prosecutor eager to secure her first win at any cost - even if it meant sacrificing an innocent man's life. The prosecutor in question, Cindy Larson, pursued this case with blind determination, ignoring all signs pointing towards Mr. Khan's innocence.

This petition isn't just about one man; it reflects a broader issue within our justice system that disproportionately affects non-white individuals like Mr. Khan – a dual justice system that Vice President Kamala Harris herself acknowledged in her speeches.

We are calling upon Vice President Kamala Harris - with her background as a former prosecutor and her commitment to equal justice - to investigate this grave injustice and help bring about much-needed change within our legal system.

It is time we address these systemic issues head-on by ensuring fair trials for all citizens regardless of their race or ethnicity. It starts with Mr. Khan’s case – an innocent man who has already lost 17 precious years behind bars while real criminals roam free.

We urge you to sign this petition today and join us in demanding justice for Mr. Khan from Vice President Kamala Harris.