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Tyrrell Muhammad | The Marshall Project | The New Yorker
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4:18Now PlayingTyrrell Muhammad recounts being incarcerated for nearly 27 years, seven years of which he spent in solitary confinement battling for his sanity. He also describes his negative experiences with correctional officers — including racism and physical abuse.
Director: Jenny Carchman
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