After nearly 30 years on death row and surviving nine execution dates, Richard Glossip is finally walking free. Glossip was originally arrested in 1997 for allegedly hiring Justin Sneed to murder their boss, Barry Van Treese. Despite Sneed confessing to the beating death, Glossip has maintained his innocence through decades of legal battles, destroyed evidence, and prosecutorial misconduct.
Criminal defense attorney and host of the<a href="https://radio.foxnews.com/podcast/crime-justice-with-donna-rotunno/"> Crime and Justice</a> podcast,  Donna Rotunno, joins the Fox True Crime Podcast to analyze the "win-at-all-costs" mentality of prosecutors and the rare move by the Oklahoma Attorney General to support Glossip’s release.

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9 Execution Dates, 3 Last Meals: Why the Richard Glossip Case is Far From Over

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