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Sabrina Butler - Expert Witness Testimony

Sabrina Butler is the only woman to have been exonerated from death row in the United States. She spent two and a half years on Mississippi's death row after being accused of her baby sons murder. It was later found out that her son had likely died of natural causes and that the bruises on his body were from her attempts at CPR. 

To find out more, go to www.oneforten.com

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Gary Drinkard - Poor Public Defense Council

Gary Drinkard spent 6 years on death row for a crime he didn't commit. He received two court appointed lawyers who had never worked on a capital murder case. Here he tells how that affected his chances and going away to death row. 

To find out more, go to www.oneforten.com

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OneForTen Randy Steidl - Perjury and False Accusation

  Randy Steidl spent 17 years in prison, 12 on death row for a murder he didn't commit. Here he explains how that happened and what it feels like. 

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Damon Thibodeaux - False Confession

Damon Thibodeaux spent 15 years on death row for a crime he did not commit. He was questioned in 1996 after the disappearance of his cousin, and after 36 hours with no sleep and a 9-hour interrogation, Damon falsely confessed to the crime. After 15 years on Louisiana's death row, Damon was proved innocent by DNA evidence.

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OneForTen Films - Joe D'Ambrosio spent 22 years on Ohio's death row protesting his innocence before a judge ruled that he had been wrongfully convicted and the charges against him were dropped. Joe describes what life is like as a free man after losing decades to prison.

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Great work by guys from OneForTenFilms. This is their first film of five  >>>

Kirk Bloodsworth was the first person to be exonerated and released from death row by DNA evidence. In this film, Kirk describes his experience of being convicted for a crime he did not commit, being on death row and how the discovery of DNA testing led to his release. He also describes the limitations and roadblocks involved in using DNA to exonerate people on death row.

  Also check this great article in the UK's Metro here >

http://metro.co.uk/2013/04/15/one-for-ten-british-filmmakers-death-row-3591860/