At Angola, life sentences don’t always mean that it’s the end

‘Face-to-Face with Life Without Parole’ presentation pays a visit to Manhattan College campus

By Stacy Driks

Posted 3/16/22

Charles Amos, who served 28 years in Louisiana State Penitentiary for second-degree murder before winning his release six months ago, cried recently at Manhattan College in Kelly Commons while watching a multimedia project of people like him.

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At Angola, life sentences don’t always mean that it’s the end

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Dinowitz-backed candidates win key state committee and district leader races in Riverdale

Community Board 8 rejects Mayor Adams' housing proposal, citing major flaws

Amalgamated housing co-operative secures $10 million funding after Dinowitz's efforts

Riverdale Senior Services celebrates 50 years, honors community leaders