i must say the first time i met, so to speak, i was pretty surprised that they have a sense of humor. that was a big thing. all the composers i used to meet up or do things together, they were very serious people. composers were serious. these guys were just there was a fun element. larry: we re close in time. we ve got a production finale, we re all going to go out with a beat, the show s going to begin. we had a quick vote, cnn.com/larryking, we asked you to pick your favorite beatles album. what one? what one? abbey road, followed by sergeant pepper and the white album came in third.
saxophone or wish you were a drummer. i must say the first time i met, so to speak, i was pretty surprised that they have a sense of humor. that was a big thing. all the composers i used to meet up or do things together, they were very serious people. composers were serious. these guys were just there was a fun element. larry: we re close in time. we ve got a production finale, we re all going to go out with a beat, the show s going to begin. we had a quick vote, cnn.com/larryking, we asked you to pick your favorite beatles album. what one? what one? abbey road, followed by sergeant pepper and the white album came in third.
can you see more of his history at cnn.com/larryking. still with us, the stars of conviction and some real-life heroes as well. actress hilary swank, the woman she plays in the film, and attorney barry shek. what led you to hold on to this, as opposed to other das who didn t? i was elected in 2006 and took office in 2007. and upon my first week of entering office, i was requested by a long-time assistant da to sign a form to allow all the evidence to be destroyed. and i had practiced law for a while in dallas county, and i thought that that was not going to be a wise decision, so i refused to sign the motion to have that evidence destroyed.
convicted, served 18 months. we showed you stephen brody. you can see more of his try at cnn.com/larryking. hillary swank, betty ann waut s wauters. craig watkins, what led you to hold onto this as opposed to other d.a.s who didn t? i was elected as a new d.a. in dallas county in 2006 and took office in 2007. upon my first week of entering office, i was requested by a long-time assistant d.a. to sign a form to allow all the evidence to be destroyed. and, you know, i had practised law for a while in dallas county, and i thought that that was not going to be a wise decision. so i refused to sign the motion to have that evidence destroyed.
exonerate him. richard miles wrongfully convicted of murder and attempted murder. evidence naming the real killer never provided to the defense. he was released when this tragic mistake was uncovered. victor thomas wrongfully convicted of rape, kidnapping and robbery, served 16 years, dna tests proved he wasn t the rapist. eugene horton served 18 months, dna tests led to his conviction being overturned. we showed you steven brody a minute ago. can you see more of his history at cnn.com/larryking. still with us, the stars of conviction and some real-life heroes as well. actress hillary swanary swank, she plays in the film, and attorney barry shek. what led you to hold on to this, as opposed to other das who didn t? i was elected in 2006 and