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The Devil's Apprentice: The 22-Year Fight for Freedom
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A podcast telling the story of one man's 22-year fight for freedom after being convicted of the murder of two policemen. The podcast also touches on the massive success of Hillsong, a church organization making over a hundred million dollars annually.
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