Christopher Dunn Freed After 34 Years as Missouri Supreme Court Overturns Conviction

Dunn's release follows a judge's ruling of 'actual innocence' and the dismissal of charges by St. Louis prosecutors.

Christopher Dunn was imprisoned for 34 years for a 1990 murder he did not commit.
A judge ruled Dunn 'actually innocent' based on new evidence and recanted witness testimonies.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey opposed Dunn's release, leading to appeals and delays.
The Missouri Supreme Court's decision and St. Louis Circuit Attorney's dismissal of charges secured Dunn's freedom.
The case has sparked discussions on wrongful convictions and the role of political and racial factors in the justice system.