![]() ![]() Stevenson talks about brokenness and how it is the source of our common humanity. ![]() Despite Stevenson's effort, Jimmy was executed. Jimmy Dill: Had a stuttering problem that brought back an old childhood memory. Staying in a care home reminded him of being on death row eventually taken in by a sister. Ch 15 Walter's physical and emotional health has deteriorated and he is now in need of constant care. In this chapter, Stevenson describes his battle with the Supreme Court to ban life sentence for juvenile offenders. Became ill and contracted MS and was wheelchair bound. Supposedly sexually abused a woman when him and two friends robbed a house. Ch 14 Joe Sullivan: At 14, he was convicted of rape assault. ![]() His civil lawsuit against the prosecutors didn't go anywhere and were exempt. Walter is finally out and faces new challenges, esp. Ch 13 Walter is exonerated, Stevenson tries to seek compensation for years he spent in prison through civil lawsuit. ![]()
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