Exonerated Death Row Inmate Speaks in Little Rock
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: October 4, 2012
A man sentenced to death and later proven innocent by DNA evidence will now share his story in Arkansas.
Ray Krone spent ten years in Arizona prisons for a crime he did not commit before his exoneration in 2002.
He now travels the country raising awareness about wrongful conviction and speaking out against capital punishment.
He speaks Thursday night in Little Rock at the Clinton School of Public Service's Sturgis Hall beginning at 6:00.
He is the 100th person since 1973 to have faced the death penalty and later been set free.
Ray Krone spent ten years in Arizona prisons for a crime he did not commit before his exoneration in 2002.
He now travels the country raising awareness about wrongful conviction and speaking out against capital punishment.
He speaks Thursday night in Little Rock at the Clinton School of Public Service's Sturgis Hall beginning at 6:00.
He is the 100th person since 1973 to have faced the death penalty and later been set free.
