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It is Friday, November the 28th,

and a man in Louisiana spent Thanksgiving at home with family for the first time in 30 years.

Where has he been all that time?

Death Row. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, we have been covering a whole bunch of executions this year. And this is a case

for an argument for why. Maybe some could say the death penalty should go away. Yes. and this is one of a couple we've seen this year,

where folks have, or at least are on their way to being exonerated,

but certainly having their death sentences vacated.

And this man, Jimmy Duncan, is now free in the state of Louisiana.

We nearly killed this man. And when you start to read

how he got convicted, it will make your blood boil and your heart will go out to not only

Jimmy Duncan, but the mother of the young girl he was convicted of killing.

And as we're saying all this, though, the other side, the prosecutors still think this dude should be in jail. Yes. And are still fighting. There were fighting to keep him there, but the judge said, you can go home while we figure the rest of this out. But the judge essentially saying, no. From what I'm saying, it doesn't look like there's a preponderance of

evidence that you're going to be found guilty. So why don't you just go home while the review

continues? This is 30 years. This man has been on death row. And who knew? Louisiana is

notorious for this. Exactly. So this is not the first time we've seen something like this

in Louisiana for sure. But this is a case jimmy

how many years 30 years 27 years exactly he was on death row okay so we've been doing these stories

that was another one 37 38 years on death row and maybe this is why we do all the reviews

maybe this is why it takes decades so we make sure we get it right but we were just about to get those

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