Criminal
The Confession, Part 3
May 10, 2024
A man's journey from confessing a crime at 18 to awaiting clemency, facing a nerve-wracking parole hearing, and experiencing an unexpected early release. Reflections on new beginnings, family reunions, and the desire to create lasting memories post-incarceration.
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- Trevel's confession after 17 years was rare and significant, leading to a 15-years-to-life sentence.
- Receiving clemency and facing the Parole Board were crucial steps towards Trevel's potential release.
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Trevel's Decision to Turn Himself In
After years of hiding his involvement in a shooting, Trevel Coleman turned himself in when he couldn't shake the guilt of what he had done. Despite not being a suspect, he confessed to the crime 17 years later, leading to a 15-years-to-life prison sentence. Trevel's lawyer noted the rarity of someone coming forward so long after the incident, making Trevel's case extraordinary.
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