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Thirteen years after he was condemned to die for a crime it now seems obvious he did not commit, Ernest Ray Willis has a glimmer of hope as he tries to walk off of Texas's infamous death row. It's also been a long journey for his pro bono attorneys, New Yorkers who investigated a trial rife with inequity, and met something in Texas they hadn't quite expected -- culture shock.
July 06, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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