Billy Neal Moore spent almost 17 years on Georgia’s death row, convicted of the robber/murder of a 77-year-old man. In prison, he wrote letters to the victim’s family apologizing for his crime. The family was moved by his sincerity and forgave him. They also joined Mother Theresa in pleading the case; his sentence was commuted and his life spared when he was 20 hours away from execution. He was eventually paroled in 1991. He has spent the years since determined to help others transform their lives and working to put a stop to the death penalty. He is now a Pentecostal minister, author and a frequent law-school lecturer. Host Gloria Penner talks to him about his amazing past, his transformation and the death penalty.
Guest
Rev. Billy Neal Moore , former death row inmate
