side >> i wish to god, you know, every normal person in this -- around hire doesment. >> a young jason baldwinl from the hbo documentary series "paradise lost." james baldwin and damien echols and his wife, lorri are with me now. a young kid there you have lost your lives, haven't you? what has a hardest thing about reentry to normal life? can you sleep? can you get employment? what are the practical realities of your life now? >> i sleep very well. i'm currently employed for a construction company, just get me on my feet. i think the most difficult thing is learning to drive. i'm working with that. i have read the dmv and took the online practice test, aced it. now i'm just trying to get down to -- >> had your first beer yet? >> oh, yeah. >> quite a few i should say, right? >> i think at one point, i went to a coffee shop and they were like what kind of coffee do you want and i'm like kind of coffee, right? americana, espresso. >> before you went in it was like, i will have a coffee. now you got to have a venture rah iced latte what it s yeah. not progress, trust me. what's it been like for y

we've been joined by jason baldwin baldwin, another mechanic of the west memphis three. lcome welcome, jason. let's cut to the quick here. what was the evidence against you, besides the word of jessie misskelley who had the mental capacity of a 5 or 8-year-olds. >> the evidence was our personal preferences in music. i remember at one point in the trial they lifted up a record, i think john fogelman said this was found in damien girlfriend's mother's house. >> he was the prosecutor. >> as if somehow that implied you were capable of killing young boys. >> right. >> there's no dna evidence against you? >> well at the time they had evidence and stuff but since it didn't match us it wasn't brought up. >> nothing tangibly linking any of you to the deaths of these boys. >> right. >> has ever emerged. was there anything else other than music you listened to, books you read, clothes you wore or hair cuts? >> that was it. >> how do you feel? you've listened to damien out there. i'm assuming you didn't have much contact in the years that you were both incarcerated. >> no. when we fi