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Temujin Kensu has spent 36 years behind bars for a murder he says he did not commit. His supporters are asking Gov. Whitmer for a pardon.

‘I try to keep my head up and stay positive’

By Eddie B. Allen Jr.

His pleasant greeting and upbeat energy during an afternoon chat give no hint of a future that involves dying in prison. In fact, the inmate formerly known as Fredrick Freeman answers a telephone call to the conference room where he has been escorted in a manner more resembling a staff member than an accused killer...

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