own attorney at one point until eventually you obviously met with the attorneys that you have. now, what ultimately kept your mind strong enough to stay the course? >> it was wondering, one thing that my grandmother told me before she passed away. she said, you keep fighting, you keep you keep your stuff in front of them, let them know that you're not the person that's responsible responsible for this and you know that that emma family it was like the motivating factors. this is not how my life ends, like my life is not going to end behind bars serving this time for this crime that i'm not responsible. and that motivated me to continue on to go to the library to get in the books, to figure out what i needed to figure out into piece it all together what has been the greatest struggle since you have been released. >> i mean, it was 20 years after your initial arrest that they vacated your conviction,
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