The men are among the more than 200 prisoners exonerated since 1989 by DNA evidence — almost all of whom had been incarcerated for murder or rape. Their varied experiences are typical of what The New York Times found in one of the most extensive looks to date at what happens to those exonerated inmates after they leave prison.
Listen to these men that were in prison for years. And then found not quilty.
Blame Aaron Pena for not passing the Innocense Commission Bill.
