Ronnie Carrasquillo is adjusting to freedom after nearly half a century in Illinois prisons
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Carrasquillo came home in October after an appellate court ruled his 200-to-600-year sentence was excessive, and his numerous applications for parole were unfairly denied. Now, Carrasquillo is enjoying his family, learning technology, and speaking out about his case.
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