May 1, 2012
Today’s front page: “Humbling day” After spending more than 6,000 days (nearly 18 years) behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit, new DNA evidence has cleared Robert Dewey in a 1994 Grand Junction murder. He said the first thing he wanted to do upon his release was eat a filet mignon wrapped in bacon. Fill in the blank: If I were rejoining society after 18 years behind bars, the first thing I would do is ____________________.

Today’s front page: “Humbling day”

After spending more than 6,000 days (nearly 18 years) behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit, new DNA evidence has cleared Robert Dewey in a 1994 Grand Junction murder. He said the first thing he wanted to do upon his release was eat a filet mignon wrapped in bacon.

Fill in the blank: If I were rejoining society after 18 years behind bars, the first thing I would do is ____________________.

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    That is an interesting question. “I’m more interested in how an innocent man was given 18 years for a crime he didn’t...
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