His father was a doctor and his mother was a,a member of the Norris family. I would say...
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His father was a doctor and his mother was a,
a member of the Norris family. I would say Bill was
more of a folksy-type DA, where he would, uh, tell stories. Which is a very effective way.
When picking a jury is to be somewhat folksy and tell stories
a member of the Norris family. I would say Bill was
more of a folksy-type DA, where he would, uh, tell stories. Which is a very effective way.
When picking a jury is to be somewhat folksy and tell stories
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His father was a doctor
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and his mother was a,
a member of the Norris family.
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I would say Bill was
more of a folksy-type DA,
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where he would, uh, tell stories.
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Which is a very effective way.
When picking a jury
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is to be somewhat folksy and tell stories.
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Movie Summary
The story of Ron Williamson, a man who sat on Oklahoma's death row for 11 years for a crime he didn't commit. Based on John Grisham's "The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice in a Small Town."
![[Barret] Ron Williamson,
he was brought in for a polygraph in 1983, - The Innocent Man](https://clip.cafe/img400/barret-ron-williamson-he-brought-in-a-polygraph-in-1983.jpg)
![He could get angry.[sighs] - The Innocent Man](https://clip.cafe/img400/he-could-get-angry-sighs.jpg)
![[Peggy] I was at work one morning, - The Innocent Man](https://clip.cafe/img400/peggy-i-at-work-one-morning.jpg)
