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UPDATE on Willie "Pete" Williams case
Posted: January 28, 2007
Georgia Innocence Project intern helped win freedom for Willie "Pete" Williams.
"It really does kind of feel like a dream," said the Georgia State University student, who worked on the case with veteran attorneys Bruce Harvey and Sandra Michaels. "The cameras and everything are kind of weird. But this isn't about me. This is about him spending nearly 22 years in prison."
- Read the full story.(The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 01/28/07, Payment required for full article)
- View our previous entry on Willie "Pete" Williams.
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