Mississippi pardons Marshall after years of clemency drive
Gov Longino is praised by state officials and citizens for granting executive clemency to Marshall who was imprisoned since August 16, 1895 for the killing of KR T Dinkins. Marshall will depart to Vicksburg to reunite with his family and plans to resume law practice in the Hill.
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