Commuted | Danielle Metz
Clip: Season 16 Episode 1 | 18sVideo has Closed Captions
Danielle Metz, a mother of two, tells her story of incarceration and separation.
Danielle Metz, who received three life sentences plus 20 years as a first time nonviolent offender, talks about her separation from her family - a young son and daughter, and her dream of returning home to them.
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Commuted | Danielle Metz
Clip: Season 16 Episode 1 | 18sVideo has Closed Captions
Danielle Metz, who received three life sentences plus 20 years as a first time nonviolent offender, talks about her separation from her family - a young son and daughter, and her dream of returning home to them.
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I was sentenced to three life sentence plus 20 years as a first-time nonviolent offender.
My kids were three and seven at the time.
Year after year, we prayed the same prayer, "Mama going to come home," and it's going to be like it used to be.
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After Danielle Metz’s commutation, she gets a rare chance to regain her life and family. (30s)
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