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Billy Wayne Sinclair (born 1945) is a former prisoner at the Louisiana State Penitentiary (also known as Angola), convicted of first-degree murder and originally sentenced to death. His sentence was commuted to life in 1972. He became a notable journalist, known from 1978 for co-editing The Angolite with Wilbert Rideau; together they won some national journalism awards at the magazine, and were nominated for others. It published articles written by inmates at the prison.

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rdfs:comment	Billy Wayne Sinclair (born 1945) is a former prisoner at the Louisiana State Penitentiary (also known as Angola), convicted of first-degree murder and originally sentenced to death. His sentence was commuted to life in 1972. He became a notable journalist, known from 1978 for co-editing The Angolite with Wilbert Rideau; together they won some national journalism awards at the magazine, and were nominated for others. It published articles written by inmates at the prison. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carl Bernstein Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bob Woodward Prisoners sentenced to death by Louisiana David Wade Correctional Center Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award 1945 births Living people Columbia Journalism Review People convicted of murder by Louisiana Edwin Edwards The New York Times Louisiana State Penitentiary Paralegal Bandera, Texas American memoirists Buddy Roemer Wilbert Rideau American Bar Association Federal Bureau of Investigation Louisiana State Penitentiary Governor of Louisiana Silver Gavel Award The Angolite American people convicted of murder American prisoners sentenced to death Supreme Court of the United States C. Paul Phelps Correctional Center New Orleans Louisiana Department of Public Safety & Corrections University of Southwestern Louisiana George Polk Award Gambit Weekly Louisiana Senate WAFB-TV dbr:Charles_Jones_(Louisiana_politician) dbr:Howard_Marcellus dbr:Louisiana_State_Police_Barracks
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has abstract	Billy Wayne Sinclair (born 1945) is a former prisoner at the Louisiana State Penitentiary (also known as Angola), convicted of first-degree murder and originally sentenced to death. His sentence was commuted to life in 1972. He became a notable journalist, known from 1978 for co-editing The Angolite with Wilbert Rideau; together they won some national journalism awards at the magazine, and were nominated for others. It published articles written by inmates at the prison. In 1987 Sinclair cooperated in a federal investigation at the prison of pardons-for-sale during the administration of Governor Edwin Edwards. No charges were made against Edwards but , head of the pardon board under the Edwards administration, was convicted of bribery following a state investigation. Sinclair was moved to isolation in other secure prison quarters because his cooperation put him at risk from other inmates. With support from some law enforcement organizations, he was paroled in 2006 to the state of Texas. He had married in 1982 by proxy and lives in Houston with his wife. He works as a paralegal. (en)
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