Wrongfully incarcerated man not bitter, wants to help others

The Other Side Podcast
07/12/2018 21 min
Wrongfully incarcerated man not bitter, wants to help others

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'The Other Side' gets an update from Robert McClendon, who was released from prison a decade ago. DNA evidence exonerated McClendon after he spent 18 years in prison for a rape he didn't commit. McClendon, who had been featured in an award-winning Dispatch investigative series, talks about how he felt once he was free and what he has been doing since his release.   He also talks about his case and why he isn't bitter despite losing so many years of his life behind bars. Assault charge dismissed for man who had been wrongfully imprisoned

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