Six of the nine Ohioans who were exonerated after being sentenced to death want state lawmakers to consider changes to capital punishment in Ohio.
Joe D’Ambrosio spent 22 years on death row for a Cleveland murder he didn’t commit.
“If it can happen to me, it can happen to you, or your children, or your grandchildren,” D’Ambrosio said.
He and five other exonerated former death row inmates want state lawmakers to seriously consider the 57 recommendations made by an Ohio Supreme Court task force on capital punishment last year.