Man wrongly jailed for murder of himself in complicated case
A man recounts twelve years of misfortune after being accused of murdering himself in a case tied to counterfeit bills. He describes meeting a doppelganger, being manipulated into theft, and finally facing trial with a defense built on mistaken identity, only to uncover the real killer and gain freedom.
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