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John —

I barely had time to process the death of my infant son before I was being accused of his murder, and then I spent two decades in prison for a crime I did not commit. I’m grateful to have been free and cleared since 2014, but I’m still not economically stable after losing 20 years of my life — and career — to a wrongful conviction.

If you can afford a donation of any amount to the Innocence Project’s Exoneree Fund, it will help exonerees like me during this hard time. ([link removed])
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Michelle Murphy in New York City in 2019. Photo: Cory Chalumeau/Innocence Project.
With millions of people around the country losing their jobs due to the COVID-19 crisis, I’m as worried as anyone else. But if there’s one thing I learned during my time in prison, it’s that the worst thing you can do is give up hope.

If you can spare a few dollars, the Innocence Project is raising money to make sure that their exonerated clients are safe and healthy during this pandemic — and anything you can give will make a difference to an exoneree like me.

This community was there for me when I was in prison and when I took my first steps as a free person. I’m honored to serve now on the Innocence Project’s Exoneree Advisory Council to make sure that wrongfully convicted people — and especially wrongfully convicted women — have a voice as this organization grows.

But the COVID-19 crisis could be a real stumbling block for exonerated people, especially those who have recently left prison. Any gift you make today will help Innocence Project clients access housing, medical care, food and other necessary supplies. ([link removed])
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Thank you for being a part of this team,
Michelle Murphy
Exonerated 2014
Exoneree Advisory Council


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