Freed lifer Collins wins freedom after extradition drop
James Robert Collins, an escaped prisoner from Alabama’s state penitentiary, was released from Bucks County Jail in Doylestown Pa after Governor James Folsom halted extradition. He had married and fathered two children since his 1936 escape and was viewed as a model citizen by locals and jurors who had once helped convict him.
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