Convicted
Free
Free verb - To set free (as from slavery or confinement).
Both words in one sentence
- In 400 days, Vince has the painful choice of shooting a convicted rapists, or a con artist in the leg, to free themselves from their chains.
Source: Shoot The Dog / Video Games - Losing the case is a Game Over, but winning it means the murderer goes free and an innocent woman is subsequently convicted of the murder.
- Snitch: Dwayne Johnson as John Matthews, as a father who dives headlong into a drug cartel in order to help free his convicted son.
Source: Papa Wolf / Film
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