Donations pour in to help man wrongfully convicted in 1979

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2. I watched an interview with him and it was heartbreaking

The interviewer asked him where he would go, he said he didn’t know. He doesn’t have a place to go to. He said maybe I’ll get a cardboard box and sleep under the bridge. I don’t know what kind of health problems he has but he was sitting in a wheelchair, he said, this chair doesn’t belong to me, they will take it when I leave, I may have to crawl out of here.
He needs to be compensated. The state shouldn’t be able to say, oh my bad, we wrongly locked you up for 42 years. Don’t know how you’ll survive now, but hey