Norman Brown, imprisoned in the last drug war, thought he’d die there. He was freed just as the war resumed.
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The Washington Post
April 27, 2017

“For some of the teens, it would be their first time returning home after a period of confinement. But Brown’s answer would not be a hypothetical. He remembers vividly his first days of freedom after spending 22 years in federal prison — friends and family gathering outside the halfway house to greet him, bags full of food and clothes appearing at his door, his phone ringing.”

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