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Life After Exoneration

Details: Published on Thursday, 23 August 2012 22:00; Written by Advocates For Ajay

After 17 years of being imprisoned for a crime they didn't commit, the Memphis 3 are adjusting to to life outside of prison. Damien Echols has written a book and getting ready for a book tour. Jason Baldwin moved to Seattle and is working at a law firm. Jessie Misskelley is the only one of the three that stayed in the same town they grew up in.

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