After 34 years of injustice, Chris Dunn reflects on his new life
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Chris Dunn became a free man after spending 34 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. In a wide-ranging interview, Chris recounts his long, frustrating journey through the justice system and how that system fought to hold him in prison — even after gaining the support of multiple judges and prosecutors. Chris was released July 30. He is joined by his wife, Kira Dunn, who stood by his side over decades, and who first met him while writing a magazine article about his case in 1999.
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