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  • Sunday, 07 Apr 2019

Olatushani: ‘It might sound strange, but I did not begin to live until I was facing the prospect of death.’

IT was like any other day in St Louis, Missouri, that August 1984. St Louis native Ndume Olatushani was driving home when he was suddenly pulled over by the police.

After running a background check on him, the police took him into custody as a suspect to a robbery and murder that occurred in Memphis, Tennessee, in October 1983. Olatushani, who was then 26, had never even been to the city that was about 500km away from St Louis.

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