Pictured are Floyd Caldwell (sitting) and Scott Elliott, who was an advocate for Caldwell's release and helps him upon his release from prison.

32 Years Proclaiming His Innocence, Floyd Caldwell is Released from Prison -- Not Bitter; Rather Eager to Better his Community

Thirty-two years after losing his life – and freedom – for a crime that he maintains he did not commit, Floyd Caldwell is ready to contribute to a community that looks different from the one he left behind in 1975.

“Comparing it now to then, I think Benton Harbor is on the rise,” Caldwell told the Benton Spirit Tuesday. “I see things happening. I see people moving in different areas where they did not live before, and so, that's a sign that something's really happening.”

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