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With artistry and grace, Gerard Alexander was a dancer with promise.

He made the most difficult moves seem effortless.

But he kept secrets that would contribute to a fall.

Discover the remarkable story, the highs and lows, the beauty and the tragedy.

The dancer. Read the story now at AJC.com slash the dancer.

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Justin Chapman waits. He has been waiting for almost nine years.

Waiting for justice.

Justice has been in short supply in the Chapman case.

He was freed from prison last year after serving almost nine years of hard time,

for a murder that he and his lawyers insist he didn't commit.

After reading the case file, I thought there's no way that this guy got a fair trial.

The Atlanta Journal Constitution documented breakdowns and Georgia's justice system,

at almost every turn in the Chapman case.

After he crossed the threshold, he broke into tears.

I'm an ex-military man and there's no way that I could identify who that is.

Suspect witnesses.

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