The vast majority of them said, you know, they had some pretty good redeeming qualities. They just made some terrible mistakes.
John Rice Carter: “The vast majority of them said, you know, they had some pretty good redeeming qualities. They just made some terrible…”
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Carter reflects on the redeeming qualities of many prisoners he encountered.
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