Joseph Amrine, a black Missouri Death Row prisoner freed July 28 by the state’s Supreme Court, says that for his first 13 years awaiting execution, he maintained his spirits, confident his innocence of the murder of a fellow prison inmate would be vindicated. “The low point [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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