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DNA evidence clears a prisoner that Monk helped convict 14 years earlier.
DNA evidence clears a prisoner that Monk helped convict 14 years earlier.
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S6, EP9 "Mr. Monk Is up All Night"Monk has insomnia, and witnesses a murder that may not have occurred at all.
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