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April Barber released from prison 30 years after murders - Vimarsana News

April Barber released from prison 30 years after murders

Her son and husband greeted her outside Anson Correctional Facility. Barber was a pregnant teen in 1991 when she was convicted of killing her grandparents.

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Student in NC Clemency Project secures commutation for man sentenced to life as a juvenile - Vimarsana News

Student in NC Clemency Project secures commutation for man sentenced to life as a juvenile

Student members of the pro bono project have facilitated the early release of five North Carolina men in the past two years.

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At 15, she set a fire that killed her grandparents in Wilkes County. At 46, she's getting a second chance. - Vimarsana News

At 15, she set a fire that killed her grandparents in Wilkes County. At 46, she's getting a second chance.

While in prison April Barber became a certified paralegal and the author of two books. And she is repentant, said Greensboro attorney Don Vaughan, who pushed for the pardon that

April Barber granted clemency 30 years after killing grandparents - Vimarsana News

April Barber granted clemency 30 years after killing grandparents

She was pregnant with her 29-year-old boyfriend when she killed her grandparents in 1991. Gov. Roy Cooper just granted her clemency.

At 15, she set a fire that killed her grandparents in Wilkes County. At 46, she's getting a second chance. - Vimarsana News

At 15, she set a fire that killed her grandparents in Wilkes County. At 46, she's getting a second chance.

While in prison April Barber became a certified paralegal and the author of two books. And she is repentant, said Greensboro attorney Don Vaughan, who pushed for the pardon that