Barry Gibbs: Exonerated
The Moth
07/05/10
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Framed by a corrupt cop, a man spends 19 unjust years in prison. Barry Gibbs was falsely accused of murder, and in 2006, after 19 years in prison, was exonerated with the help of The Innocence Project. New York City recently gave him the largest personal settlement in its history, 9.9 million dollars. Louis Epolito, the detective who framed Barry Gibbs in order to protect the Mafia, is currently serving life in prison.
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