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What if a single teenage mistake cost you your entire future? At fifteen, Sandy Shaw was sentenced to life without parole for a crime she did not commit. For thirty-six years, she endured prison walls, parole restrictions, and the stigma of being branded a murderer. Her story is more than one of survival; it is the story of resilience, redemption, and the fight for justice in a system that too often fails its youngest. Wrongfully Convicted: The True Story of Sandy Shaw's 36-Year Fight for Justice and Freedom pulls back the curtain on the American justice system, exposing coerced confessions, juvenile sentencing myths, and the long road to exoneration. Readers will not only be moved by Sandy's courage but also inspired to demand change for the countless others still behind bars. This book is a must-read for anyone passionate about true crime, wrongful convictions, and social justice. Discover the story that redefines freedom and proves that even after decades of injustice, hope can prevail.

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