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September 24, 2008 News » Durham County

Finally free

Wrongly convicted of robbery, Erick Daniels served seven years before he was exonerated

by Mosi Secret

Last Friday afternoon, Erick Daniels walked out of the Durham County Jail into the sunshine, threw up his arms and screamed, "I'm free." At 22, Daniels went home for the first time since eighth grade. About four hours earlier, Durham Superior Court…

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