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HOW I SURVIVED A LIFE SENTENCE Under California's 3 Strike Law

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Chris Curtis shares how he ended up getting out of prison with a life sentence, cleaning up and overcoming his addiction, and becoming a mentor of hope for kids just like he was.

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