Victor Rosario spent 32 years behind bars after he was convicted of arson and murder in a Lowell fire that killed eight people in 1982. With the help of attorneys Andrea Petersen and Lisa Kavanaugh and the New England Innocence Project, his case was reopened and overturned.

On Thursday, September 24, at 7 p.m. the Nashua Public Library will hold a virtual event with Victor. Join in and hear him talk about his inspiring fight for justice. Register at tinyurl.com/npllectures to get an invitation to the Zoom event.