What would you do if you spent 10 yrs locked up for something you didn't do, then you were released because the truth came out?

I would expect any abuse by staff will be addressed and a letter of apology and one million dollars.... lol

Sue ... at least get paid for a good amount, and then move on ...

I haven't a clue. Just thinking about it produces an overwhelming mix of emotions. However, it did cause me to reflect on the fact that many soldiers conscripted into service felt much the same way, that some portion of their lives were stolen from them. Many would speak dreamy-eyed of what they were going to do when they rejoined "the real world". I counseled them that "this" (the Army) was their real world and to live in the moment. Take advantage of it. I hope that I would do the same in prison. Of course, I must admit that I have something of an advantage. I live in my head much of the time. It's a trait learned while in my early years as an abused child. I escaped reality with the help of a storyteller in my head who entertained me with tales of better places and better times. It's that storyteller who I now record in my short stories and novels.