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Returning to daily life after 28 years behind bars, the Horton brothers are grateful, relieved — and ready with a plan to reduce Philly violence

Lee Horton and Dennis 'Freedom' Horton had their sentences commuted in February 2021 after serving nearly three decades for a crime they didn't commit
Returning to daily life after 28 years behind bars, the Horton brothers are grateful, relieved — and ready with a plan to reduce Philly violence

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