1.3K reactions · 59 shares | Michael Clark’s murder conviction was tossed out by a Boulder judge on April 11 after it was revealed the DNA evidence once used against him was now suspect. He had spent 12 and a half years in prison. Clark spoke to The Denver Gazette exclusively in his first interview after being released. #colorado #boulder #bouldercolorado #truecrime #crime #dna #court #innocenceproject | The Denver Gazette
[on-screen] After wrongful conviction overturned, Michael Clark returns to family My name is Michael Clark. I'm a married father of three. In 2012, 1 was wrongfully charged and wrongfully convicted of a cold case homicide that 1 did not commit. I spent 12 and a half years in the Colorado Department of Corrections and in April, I finally had my case overturned. Through the faulty DNA evidence presented by Yvonne Woods. I'm upset and angry at being incarcerated. But I tried to push that emotion aside. It doesn't serve anybody. I am trying to live in the present and not the past and move forward to R 98
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