Monday, December 19, 2016

Two of the Fairbanks Four talk about life after prison

From Alaska-

It’s been a year of beauty and sorrow for two members of the Fairbanks Four, who spoke Sunday at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church during a “Service of Thanksgiving” marking the one-year anniversary of their release from prison.

“So many beautiful things have happened,” George Frese said before about 45 people in the church sanctuary. “Oprah Winfrey says they are whispers from God, right?”

Frese and fellow speaker Eugene Vent spent most of their adult lives behind bars after juries convicted them — along with Marvin Roberts and Kevin Pease — of the murder of John Hartman, a teenage boy who was brutally beaten, sexually assaulted and left to die on a Fairbanks city street Oct. 11, 1997. 


More here-

http://www.newsminer.com/fairbanks_four/two-of-the-fairbanks-four-talk-about-life-after-prison/article_315ba0fc-c5c3-11e6-bcbf-8fbb2e4f6c14.html

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