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The Hurricane

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Lyndon A

 

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December 16, 2015

 

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He was put away for life for a crime he didn't commit. This is a true story. The song was written by Bob Dylan to bring Rubin's situation to the public. Rubin Carter was a black man; so many people, including judges and cops, just turned their head. The Hurricane's verdict was changed after nineteen years in prison...
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He is now trying to live the life that was taken from him. Dylan's song, "The Hurricane" explains how Rubin Carter was proven innocent, but found guilty. Shots were fired, and a triple murder was committed. Two people were at the scene, Patty Valentine and a man, but there were no witnesses. The man next to the bodies said, "I was only robbin' the register, I hope you understand...
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