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This episode picks up where last week's episode left off.

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In 1995, Daniel Taylor was sentenced to life in prison without parole.

When he was 17, he confessed to participating in a double homicide, along with seven other young black men.

After he confessed, Daniel Taylor realized that he was in police custody at the time of the murders. Police records supported his alibi. The murders had happened at 843 p.m.

Daniel had been arrested for disorderly conduct at 6.45 p.m. and police records showed

that he was not released until 10 o'clock that night. He had just turned 20 when

he began his life sentence in prison in Joliet, Illinois.

You know, it was an old saying, where they say, well, everybody in prison say that they're innocent.

You know? I met plenty of people that that say that they didn't

commit their crime and you know the vibe when you talk to someone that's that's that's saying that they're innocent like you are,

the whole vibe is different. There's a different level of...

I don't even know how to really say it but there's a different sort of reserve when it's a

guy that just been busted as opposed to someone that's innocent.

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