Pablo Torre's Death-Row Visit with a Wrongfully Convicted Football Fan | PTFO
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as posted by the channel• Sign the petition to stop the execution of Charles Flores:
A wrongfully convicted football fan is running out of time. So Pablo Torre travels from the free world to death row in Texas, to sit with Charles Flores for the one hour a day when he's not in solitary confinement. To learn what it feels like to watch the NFL through the bars of a super-max prison. To understand why Charles continues to await execution, a decade after the real killer went free. And to find out how the road might go on, before it's too late.
• Previously on PTFO: "Watching the Dallas Cowboys on Death Row — Our Visit to a Supermax Prison"
"The Road Goes On Forever" written and performed by Robert Earl Keen, with permissions from Songs of Universal, Inc., and Keen Productions.
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