A mother’s cry for help

My name is Darlene Robinson, and I am the mother of Daylo Robinson.
My son has been sentenced as a Dangerous Offender and may spend the rest of his life in prison. Our family has spent years uncovering serious unanswered questions about his case, including conflicting phone-extraction reports, evidence disclosed years late, missing forensic records, redacted messages, incomplete cross-examination of a central witness, and evidence shown to the jury despite earlier statements distancing Daylo from it.
We are not asking anyone to blindly believe us or attack the people involved. We are asking for an honest, independent review of the documents, transcripts, native cellphone data, extraction logs, hashes, disclosure records, and court history.
I am a mother watching her son disappear into the prison system while crucial questions remain unanswered. I feel helpless, exhausted, and terrified that nobody with the power to help will take the time to look.
Please—if you are a lawyer, journalist, digital-forensics expert, wrongful-conviction advocate, or anyone who knows where we can turn—help us get this evidence independently examined.
We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking for the truth to be fully tested before my son loses the rest of his life.