Arson Convict Walks Free After 30 Years
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Richard Brown, convicted in a 1988 arson fire that killed six Kansas City firefighters, will be released after nearly three decades in prison. The federal court vacated his life sentence, citing his youth at the time of the crime and strong rehabilitation efforts. Brown, who maintained his innocence, earned his GED, took courses, and showed leadership in prison. He now faces five years of supervised release and must pay restitution to the fire department.
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