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Louisiana Man Wrongfully Convicted Of Armed Robbery Freed After Serving 17 Yrs In Prison
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2:38Now PlayingRoyal Clark, Jr. a Louisiana man has finally been freed after serving 17 years in prison for an armed robbery he didn't commit.
He was convicted on the word of an eyewitness who falsely identified him as a suspect in a 2001 Burger King robbery
He has always maintained his innocence and was exonerated when the fingerprint found on a cup used by the suspect was re-examined. It didn't match.
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