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My name is Joseph DePrince and I’m your typical college student at NYU. I try to do the best thing possible. But honestly my life changed in a matter of seconds. First I was laughing with family and friends and then next thing you know I’m sitting behind bars for a crime I didn’t commit. The story that you are about read is my story. My story of when my life got rough. But in the end there was light at the end of the

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