Philadelphia musician Jimmy Dennis was wrongfully convicted for a crime he didn't commit after a 17-year-old was murdered for a pair of gold earrings in 1991. He spent 25 and a half years on death row and was given execution dates on two occasions during that time, but eventually his conviction was overturned. And now he's relaunching his music career. This is his story.
15 Dec 2019
Restarting a music career after 25 years on death row
From Sunday Morning, 11:05 am on 15 December 2019
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- crime
- life and society
- music
- Castaway
- Chubby Checker
- DNA testing
- Death Row
- Ed Asner
- Ftrank Sinatra
- Miles Davis
- PTSD
- Philadelphia
- Prisoner
- Stolen Time
- Susan Sarandon
- United States
- Wesley Snipes
- Wrongfully convicted
- anxiety
- execution
- faith
- last meal
- lethal injection
- murder
- panic attack
- police station
- priosn
- prosecutor
- sensation
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