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Franky Carrillo — The Story of Exoneration Through Photo

July 20, 2011August 26, 2011 / acjpdebug

An incredibly moving video produced by one of NCIP most recent exonorees, Franky Carrillo, who spent 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. After teaming up with NCIP, he is now a free man, living with his family.

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