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'I can’t get a home. I can’t get a job. I know how to rob banks. I know how to hotwire armored cars. . . . What do you think I should do?' -- Bobby Dellelo

Debt paid, they want a chance to rebuild lives

By Megan Tench
Globe Staff / April 20, 2006

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Bobby Dellelo can be found most days sitting in a lecture hall at Bunker Hill Community College. He wants to become a paralegal. But the problem, he says, is that he can't find housing, a job, or a break. He is an ex-convict who spent 40 years of his life behind bars. (Full article: 756 words)

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