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Tonight on this edition of 60 Minutes Presents Behind Bars.

The Mexican Marines had been planning for months to catch El Chappo when an intelligence

break led them to the world's most dangerous drug lords final party.

For an incredibly savvy, clever, almost a criminal genius that El Chappo Guzman was, he ultimately

was done in by very simple tastes.

What do you mean?

Tacos, tequila, and chicas.

Ray Hinton stepped out of prison after nearly 30 years on death row, a free man.

What was that moment like?

As though I was walking on clouds.

But Hinton's story raises serious questions about how we handle unjust convictions.

30 years ago, a judge proudly stood up and said, I sentence you to die.

30 years later, no one had the decency to say, we saw it for what took place.

Something unusual happened on the way to the Grammy Awards last year.

An album was nominated from Malawi.

The artists weren't polished pop stars, but prisoners and guards in a place called Zamba.

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