[Rummyfan]

Freed by Golf Digest. Golf Digest! A good story for us golf players and fans.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

It's a very convoluted story.

Hope it's true, but they seem to gloss over about Dixon because he draws with crayons.

But at 21, Dixon was a mid-level drug dealer. On the night of the shooting, he was out on bail, awaiting sentencing for two drug-related shootings.

Food for thought.

[billorites]

the day after that he’s going to buy a cellphone and register for a passport at the post office so he can visit his wife of 12 years, Louise, who lives in Australia. She has a golden heart, and the two met because she has spent her life seeking to help those she can.

Uh, huh.

[TexasGator]

At least the criminal was off the street for 27 years.

[IronJack]

a vacated conviction—which means innocence

Uh, no it doesn't. It simply means "not guilty," which means that for any of a million reasons, the conviction could not be upheld. It could be a procedural technicality, introduction of new evidence, an irregularity in the case, credible allegations of corruption, etc.. But it does NOT mean innocence.

You hear this lie all the time from the legal second-guessers.