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Texas Gov. Rick Perry, far left, hugs the mother of Timothy Cole, Ruby Session, center, as he presents a posthumous pardon to the family of Tim Cole in Fort Worth, Texas, Friday, March 19, 2010. Cole's brothers Corey Session, center right, Kevin Kennard and Sean Session applaud. Cole was serving a 25-year sentence for the rape of a Texas Tech student in 1985, when he died in prison in 1999. He was later exonerated after another man, Jerry Wayne Johnson, sent a letter to Cole's Family confessing to the crime. A Travis County judge in 2009 over turn the conviction, after DNA testing proved Cole's innocents.

Members of the Timothy Cole's family stands with his mother, Ruby Session, center, at his grave site at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Fort Worth, Texas after receiving pardon documents from Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Friday, March 19, 2010. Mrs. Session stands with sons: Kevin, Kennard, third from the right, Reggie Kennard, center, and Sean Session and his daughter Ruby Session ,9, far right. Timothy Cole was serving a 25 -year sentence for rape of a Texas Tech student in 1985, when he died in prison in 1999. Cole was later exonerated after another man, Jerry Wayne Johnson, sent a letter to Cole's Family confessing to the crime. A Travis County judge in 2009 over turn the conviction, after DNA testing proved Cole's innocence.

Members of the Timothy Cole's family stands with his mother, Ruby Session, center, at his grave site at Mount Olivet Cementary in Fort Worth, Texas after receiving pardon documents from Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Friday, March 19, 2010. Mrs. Session stands with sons: Kevin, Kennard, third from the right, Reggie Kennard, center, and Sean Session and his daughter Ruby Session ,9, far right. Timothy Cole was serving a 25 -year sentence for rape of a Texas Tech student in 1985, when he died in prison in 1999. Cole was later exonerated after another man, Jerry Wayne Johnson, sent a letter to Cole's Family confessing to the crime. A Travis County judge in 2009 over turn the conviction, after DNA testing proved Cole's innocence.

U.S. Marines, Lance Cpl. Claton Blunt, right, of Fort Worth, Texas, and Lance Cpl. Mathew Gorzkiewicz, of North Liberty, Indiana, with the First Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment, Alpha company, rest during a patrol in Marjah, Afghanistan, Thursday, March 18, 2010.

U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Claton Blunt of Fort Worth, Texas, with the First Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment, Alpha company, checks out a shop during a patrol in Marjah, Afghanistan, Thursday, March 18, 2010.