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Missouri Governor Pardons Right Wing Characters, Leaves Wrongfully Convicted Man In Prison
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August 5, 2021
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August 5, 2021
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3:18Now PlayingKevin Strickland has spent over 40 years in prison even though the sole witness against him recanted and the prosecutor who put him there says his conviction was a mistake, but while Missouri Governor Mike Parson makes excuses for leaving Strickland behind bars, he was quick to pardon right-wing gun mascots Mark and Patricia McCloskey.
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