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One Is Too Many: Anthony Ray Hinton in his own words

  • By Sarah Craft
  • October 5, 2016

In a new short film from the #DeathPenaltyFail campaign, Anthony Ray Hinton tells the firsthand story of spending 30 years on Alabama’s death row for a crime he didn’t commit. Watch the film today and then support the Thunderclap to make sure more and more people see and hear Hinton’s powerful story.

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Sarah Craft

Sarah Craft was EJUSA's Death Penalty Director. She worked with EJUSA’s state partners all over the country to develop winning strategies for their campaigns.

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