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wes the people down that are stil innocent on death row, letting my family during a week long speaking tour, beginning Learn More
down” he explains. ‘Imean,it destroyed my family” tonight. Photo courtesy Parker Digital Imaging.
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Voter Voie Efforts in cent years to make life without parole the maximum sentence have failed to pass the Kentucky General
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Drinkard maintains his message, that execution makes no sense because itis immoral and tao costly, resonates with
those willing to listen,
"Ithelps a lot of people come to the mindset that it's not right,” he stresses.
‘Among the places Drinkard wil talk while in Kentucky is at the University of Louisvlle-Brandeis School of Law.
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