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Sad story of Clarence Moses-EL who spent 28 years in prison because a woman dreamt he raped her - Face2Face Africa

Clarence Moses-EL was declared guilty in 1988 and sentenced to 48 years in prison for rape and assault. A Denver woman, who had a drink out with three men, concluded after a dream that Moses-EL was behind a rape and assault attack on her that very night. That was on a summer night of 1987. With...

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