tigerraaaaandy

What was your experience like working with the Innocence Project? How long did they represent you? If it was an extended period of time, did you struggle with the fact that the students you were working with finished their time with the program and left you behind?

Were you ever asked to come to terms with an admission to your crime in an effort to increase your chances of parole? If so, please describe any thoughts that you might have experienced during that period.

Do you believe the people who wrongfully convicted you (witnesses, police, prosecutors, and judges) acted maliciously? Or were they acting in good faith and just got it wrong? What could they have done differently to prevent what happened to you?

you probably would also get mad respect in the media for being a humble mystery hero.

word. being judgment proof is one of the few upsides of being a broke-ass