Article May 20, 2002 Issue

No hard feelings

By Channing Walker Contributing editor

Nineteen years behind bars for a murder he did not commit has not destroyed DeWayne McKinney. Friends agree that the injustice has not made him bitter or broken, angry or unforgiving.

Today, with his innocence and his freedom established for the past two years, he's an inspiration to those who learn his story. They admire the Christianity he embraced in prison and now shares in his life on the outside.

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