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Yusef Salaam | The Marshall Project | The New Yorker

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Yusef Salaam, who was wrongly convicted and imprisoned as one of the “Central Park Five,” details how his life was turned upside down one day in 1989 — and how he felt when the charges were dropped decades later.

Director: Jenny Carchman

“We Are Witnesses”: A Portrait of Crime and Punishment in America

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