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My uncle was also a exoneree through GIP. He got convicted of double rape and homicide in 1985. He was released in 2003 through DNA testing.

I was shocked how the government or police can do this without concrete proof. I'm sure there are hundreds in prison that are innocent, I just hope that they will be released as soon as possible.

Also for compensation, the compensation is NEVER enough. Getting some money for missing over half of your life, for me, is not acceptable. I would rather the years missing back instead of some dollars.

Questions: 1. How did you feel about being found guilty? 2. How do you think you became the target at first place? 3. Over the years in prison, did you meet anyone that was in a similar situation that you were in? 4. When you were released, what was the difficulties getting back into "norm"?

Thank you guys so much for doing this AMA. I would apologize about your situation, but I can't exactly apologize if I didn't do anything or part in your situation. The only thing I can give you two is some compassion.

I would like to know the answer, but please keep in mind that he has passed away unfortunately.

After perfecting the meats, is it possible to include variety of fat content, vitamins, proteins, etc for flavor purposes? Or will every meat be the same?

Ninja Question Edit: If it does take off and the meat farms close, what do you think will happen to the land?

I have a friend with 22Q Syndrome. His is very mild, there's no noticeable problems except his speech. He cannot talk clearly (I can distinguish some words because I am used to his voice.)

Anyways, he learned sign language and I know sign language as well (I'm deaf).

A lot of people mistaken him as a D/HH student but he has interpreters for sole purpose of him communicating to his teacher/ peers in classes.

He is now in college and holds a part time job. He's doing great and I can't wait to see him this summer when I come home from college.

Just wanted to drop in to say I can (somehow) relate. Best of luck with your daughter and I wish you guys a happy life!

Sorry no questions, but excellent AMA!

Sorry for the confusion, I have a cochlear implant and years of speech/ hearing therapy which trained and helped me communicate via speech.