cnn has reached out multiple times to get a comment from the d.a. s office jefferson county district attorney s office but so far, no response. my question to you being apparently all that had to be done to set ray free was test the gun. and this would have been over. it still took this ballistic test took 12 years to free this man you are sitting next to. tell me why. you know this case is a really powerful demonstration of the problem which is that we have a system that treats you better if you are rich and guilty than if you are poor and innocent. it is shameful. i have never had a case where the evidence of innocence is so clear and so immediate and so accessible and not been able to get the state to do the simple thing they have to do to access that evidence. we begged them for years to just simply do the test and they would rather risk executing an innocent person than risk the perception that somehow they re not tough on crime or that they re not they re being too
something you could have had in prison. i prefer it out here. it s cooked better. i bet it taste a little sweeter, i imagine. it is. i m just so happy to be out. i m so thankful to god for bringing me through it. i always said i m thankful to mr. stephenson for sticking by me and working night and day, seven days a week to secure my freedom because i shouldn t have ever been on death row in the first place. mr. stephenson i have questions for you. ray, i have to stick with you. i have a lot of questions. big, little in between. staying with the notion of meals. i was reading an interview you said you re having a tough time using something as simple as a fork. can you explain why? on death row they only give you plastic spoons. we don t have forks or silver spoons or anything like that. the reason they don t give us