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Posted: May 10, 2007
As part of our month-long campaign — “200 Exonerated, Too Many Wrongfully Convicted” — to raise awareness of wrongful convictions and their causes, we have launched two new videos on our site. One, “In Their Own Words,” features interviews with Alan Newton, Ken Wyniemko and Chris Ochoa – three men who were exonerated after serving a combined 40 years in prison for crimes they didn’t commit. The other features 17 exonerees introducing themselves onstage at the Innocence Project’s recent benefit event.
These two videos are available on our site and you will find others on our YouTube page. Be sure to send these videos to your friends and rate them on YouTube. We rely on a community of dedicated supporters to help us ensure that wrongful convictions do not continue to happen in our criminal justice system.
More videos are on the way; watch our website in the next few weeks as we add video interviews to several of the exoneree pages in the “Know the Cases” section.