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Calvin Johnson Marks a Decade of Freedom
Posted: June 15, 2009 3:07 pm
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the day Calvin Johnson was freed from a Georgia prison after serving nearly 16 years for a rape DNA proves he didn’t commit. A profile of his case – and his work in the innocence movement – ran this morning in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Read more here.
Other Exoneration Anniversaries This Week:
Monday: Jerry Frank Townsend, Florida (Served 21.5 Tears, Exonerated 6/15/01)
Wednesday: Kenneth Wyniemko, Wisconsin (Served 8.5 Years, Exonerated 6/17/03)
Saturday: Kevin Green, California (Served 15.5 Years, Exonerated 1996)
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