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For two weeks, on “The Way I See It,” we have been having a frank discussion with Death Row Records’ original co-founder, Michael (Harry-O) Harris.  Based on the many comments received both in our chat room and by email, the concensus is that Mr. Harris has served an unfair and lengthy sentence, and it is time for the state of California to “do the right thing,” by releasing him.  Currently serving a 28-year-to-life sentence on charges for drug sales and “attempted” murder, in which the victim later recanted his story, Mr. Harris has an upcoming parole hearing this Thursday, September 3, to determine if he will finally regain his freedom.   

During Michael’s twenty-two year imprisonment, he has been and continues to be a model inmate dedicated to instilling and teaching positive attitudes in the minds of many of his fellow inmates.  His entrepreneur and mentorship abilities, inside various California prisons, have empowered inmates toward leading more constructive, crime-free lives upon eventual release back into society.   

Join Jay and Robert, tomorrow, August 30, for their continued discussion with Michael Harris at www.blogtalkradio.com/Jay-King.  We welcome and encourage your calls: 347-205-9366   

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Michael Harris, most notably known as “Harry-O,” has lived such a storied life that, if given an opportunity, Hollywood’s most gifted writers could never fully envision nor create an account that could rival the riveting story that Harris has yet to tell. 

Acknowledged, at one time, to be one of Los Angeles’ most notorious crack cocaine dealers, Michael Harris was also known as a successful entrepreneur who invested in and managed more than a dozen legitimate businesses, throughout Southern California.  He is credited as being instrumental in jumpstarting Denzel Washington’s career, when the actor performed in the successful Broadway stage play, “Checkmate.”  But, when Harris was convicted in 1987 for attempted murder and sent to prison for 28-years-to-life, though it appeared the bottom had fallen out for the infamous “Harry-O,” his capitalistic spirit never wavered and business continued on as usual. 

This Sunday, on “The Way I See It,” at www.blogtalkradio.com/Jay-King, please join us when Jay King and Robert Redwine talk with Michael Harris from San Quentin State Prison.  He will discuss his life, the $107 million court judgment he won in his much-publicized, legal dispute with Suge Knight regarding Harris’ ownership of Death Row Records, and what the future holds for him, as he stands on the threshold of a possible parole.   Let us hear from you by calling: 347-205-9366.  If you would like to participate in our always-lively chat room, you must register at blogtalkradio.com with a username and password before signing onto “The Way I See It.”   
         
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