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By Emily Harris Greene
June 30, 2017
Eater | Georgia | Growing Gardens | Kitchens for Good | Lettuce Grow | NPR | Prodigy
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Free to Go

When another man confessed to the string of murders for which Davontae Sanford had been convicted, he felt that his long nightmare was over.

Arrested at age 14, Sanford had spent nine years in the Michigan corrections system. Now, with his conviction overturned, it appeared that he could once again return to his community and begin to piece his life together again.

By Steve Rempe
June 21, 2016
Davontae Sanford | Michigan | National Public Radio | NPR | Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act

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