michael keenan spent over two decades on death row before a judge dismissed his case for prosecutorial misconduct. today he is a freeman, making his way through a world vastly different than the one he left hand. it s been almost two months. i m actuallimating just fine. i ve pretty much been on an extended vacation. it feels normal. it does, it feels normal. i m not jumping up and down with joy or anything or doing cartwheels. this is just coming back to being normal. it s not like a reward or anything. i m, you know, the same old person. you re here. no, that was the natural effect after being released, went back to its original color. keenan has been working to restart his landscaping business and is staying at the home of his younger brother martin.
walking down boyleston street. they split up. tamerlan to the finish line and dzhokhar in front of the restaurant. there is a phone call between the brothers and then the first explosion. inside marathon sports, shattered glass and shell-shocked victims. outside, video never seen before of the horror, the helplessness, and the heroes. the further down the street in front of the restaurant there is confusion and heads turned toward the finish line. dzhokhar gives a backward glance and leaves his backpack behind. 6-year-old jane richard loses her leg in the blast and her 8-year-old brother martin is hurt even worse. their father remembers it was the last time i saw my son alive, barely. linsy lu and campbell can t be saved. officer down. officer sean collier is killed.
hard hit into right. back at the wall! staged improbable come backs that today have the whole sports world talking. a little girl made a come back of her own. 7-year-old jane richard walked to lead the youth choir in singing the national anthem oh say can you see by the dawn s early light jane is one of the best days after one of the worst nights. jane and her family stood watching the finish of the boston marathon just feet away from where the deadly bomb was planned. the explosion killed her 8-year-old brother martin, left her mother with a head injury and sight in one eye. her dad suffered burns and hearing loss and jane lost her left leg. in the red sox first home game
surviving one of its worst. on april 15 her and her family watched the finish of the boston marathon just feet away from where the deadly bomb was planted. the explosion killed her 8-year-old brother martin. left her mom with a head injury and sight in only one eye. her dad suffered shrapnel wound, burns and hearing loss and jane lost her left leg. in the red sox first home game after the bombing, david ortiz, big papi to red sox nation rallied a shattered by defiant crowd. this is our [ bleep ] city. and nobody going to hurt united states. reporter: fate put the big man and the little girl in the spotlight again. with the bases full, ortiz unloaded hitting a grand slam home run to tie the game. even one of boston s finest couldn t help himself. and jane richard stood on her
your word is.cow. cow. cow. c.o.w. .e.i.e.i.o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you.well, you know. you re giving away pie? would you like apple or cherry? cherry. can i top it with oil or cream? excuse me? oil.or cream? definitely cream. [ male announcer ] a slice of pie always sounds better with reddi wip. that s because it s never made with hydrogenated oil. oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] always made with real cream. the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. don t be shy! try some p shh! it s been six months since the boston marathon bombing and no family suffered more than the richard family. 8-year-old martin was killed and