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. i would think that getting out of prison after 23 or 24 years, you would be ecstatic to be outside and smell the fresh air and everything. and you ask him what s going on, and it s like, well, this is expected or this is not new. what has been fun for you since you ve been out. what have you enjoyed, revelled in? absolutely nothing. i pretty much learn to hide and bottle up emotions. you just do that kind of stuff on death row. i think the best thing about being out is i don t see any uniforms. ever. and i see leaves and grass that i actually do walk on. i don t care if it s somebody else s yard. i do walk on it. okay. let s see if we can find a menu on this thing. okay. the menu doesn t work.
nobody would be happy with the way he behaved before he got arrested for this. it was terrible. he ll admit it, he was a terrible guy. martin keenan believes 24 years on death row has had a numbing effect on his brother. emotionally, there is a curtain there. he s kind of bland. you re awfully calm for someone who has spent how much time now? mind over matter at this point. i had to deal with it. just blot it out. both my parents died, and my sister died, unfortunately, while i was on this case. yeah. couldn t go to any of their funerals. wasn t allowed. so, yeah. struggled through that, too. tried not to grieve. pretty much succeeded in that. maybe one of these days i will. i have enough to worry about without grieving about dead people. they re trying to kill me. keenan s fight for his life has hinged on what he claims was
decades on death row before a judge dismissed his case for prosecutorial misconduct. today he is a free man, making his way through a world vastly different than the one he left behind. it s been almost two months. i m acclimating just fine. i ve pretty much been on an extended vacation. it feels normal. it does. it really feels normal. i m not jumping up and down with joy or anything. you know. 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. your hair. no, that was a 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. i would think that getting out of prison after 23 or 24
i oblige. i had him advise me on a lot of things. i appreciate that. he ll admit it, he was a terrible guy. martin keenan believes 24 years on death row has had a numbing effect on his brother. emotionally, there is a curtain there. he s kind of bland. you re awfully calm for someone who has spent how much time now? mind over matter at this point. i had to deal with it. just blot it out. both my parents died, and my sister died, unfortunately, while i was on this case. yeah. couldn t go to any of their funerals. wasn t allowed. so, yeah. struggled through that, too. tried not to grieve. pretty much succeeded in that. maybe one of these days i will. i have enough to worry about without grieving about dead people.
and staying at the home of his younger brother, martin. i would think getting out of prison after 23 or 24 years he would be estatic to be outside and smell the fresh air and everything. you ask him what s going on? this is expected or this is not new. what has been fun for you since you ve been out? what have you enjoyed? absolutely nothing. i ve pretty much learned to hide and bottle up emotions, you do that kind of stuff on death row. the best thing about being out is i don t see any uniforms ever and i see leaves and grass that i actually do walk on. i don t care if it s somebody else s yard, i do walk on it. let s see if we can find a menu on this thing. the menu doesn t work. for keenan, the simplest tasks all come with a learning curve. do a lot more than just ring. i can t even get the menu.