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Exoneree Dennis Fritz signs books in Pennsylvania tomorrow
Posted: July 27, 2007 5:49 pm
Dennis Fritz and Ron Williamson served 11 years in Oklahoma prisons for a murder they didn’t commit. They were exonerated by DNA testing in 1999, and Fritz’s book, “Journey Toward Justice,” chronicles the injustice he suffered and his exoneration. Another recent book, John Grisham’s “The Innocent Man,” also covers the case of Fritz and Williamson.
Fritz will be signing copies of “Journey Toward Justice” on Saturday at White’s Harley Davidson in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, as more than 1,000 bikers in the Vietnam Vets Motorcycle Club gather at the dealership for a rally.
Fritz will also be signing free books for veterans of the Iraq war at a special gathering in Pennsylvania this weekend, and he will be at Border’s in Reading, Pennsylvania, on Monday (7/30) at noon.
Read more about Fritz’s case here.
Buy "Journey Toward Justice," at Amazon.com.
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