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    Joe Ligon Reflects on Life After Prison Release

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    Joe Ligon, released in 2021 after nearly 70 years in prison for a juvenile crime, reflects on the world’s changes since 1953. He was the longest-serving juvenile lifer in the U.S., sentenced to life without parole until a Supreme Court ruling deemed such sentences unconstitutional. Ligon maintains his innocence regarding the murders but acknowledges his involvement in the crime.
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