Tim Masters leaves the courtroom after his release from prison, at the Larimer County Courthouse in Fort Collins, Colorado, January 22, 2008. Masters, who spent over 8 years of a life sentence
County settles for $4.1 million in wrongful imprisonment suit - CNN.com
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Man Imprisoned for 9 Years for Murder Is Released in Wake of DNA Evidence - The New York Times
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Ft. Collins settles Masters' lawsuit over wrongful murder conviction for $5.9 million – The Denver Post
Sketchy evidence raises doubt – The Denver Post
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Tim Masters reacts during a news conference after his release from prison at the Larimer County Courthouse in Fort Collins, Colorado, January 22, 2008. Masters, who spent over 8 years of a
Tim Masters remained shackled during the entire proceedings. He looks... News Photo - Getty Images
Ministry of National Defense recognizes Tim Masters > Far East District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers > Far East District News
Man says bogus conviction leaves him without wife, job - CNN.com
Sketchy evidence raises doubt – The Denver Post
Tim Masters '15 Picked For Australian Olympic Team - Princeton University Athletics
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Timothy Masters - National Registry of Exonerations
Tim Masters Speaks at CU - YouTube
Tim Masters to talk at CU-Boulder about wrongful conviction – Boulder Daily Camera
Years after being freed and days after an exoneration, Tim Masters moves on – The Denver Post
