Clearing Your Name
Tuesday, November 14 2006
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Clearing your name
Since 1989, 183 people have been released from prison because DNA evidence cleared them of their crimes. Many others have had their convictions overturned when new evidence surfaces.
Scott Hornoff
Scott Hornoff was a policeman in Rhode Island when he was found guilty of murdering the woman with whom he was having an affair. After serving six and a half years of a life sentence, Scott was freed after the real murderer stepped forward and confessed.
He talks to Dick about what it was like to be in prison as an ex-policeman, and his efforts to rebuild his life.
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