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After Walter’s release, he accompanies Stevenson to conferences and events throughout the country, sharing his experience and participating in the national discourse around the death penalty. Walter’s case receives media coverage to a degree that exceeds other previous stories of death row exonerations.
Here, Stevenson describes how Walter’s case challenged national political debates about the death penalty. The details of Walter’s case showed the public how false witnesses, bribery, threats, and corruption led to his conviction and sentence. The clear corruption and life-and-death stakes of the case captivated the public and enabled people to begin to question whether the death…