Deborah Murphey was arrested for her role in a 1972 robbery, but Deborah had no role in the robbery, but was asleep in the car when the robbery occurred. She was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to seven years in prison. While in prison, she was sexually abused by guards, leading her to attempt several attempts at escape. She escaped in July 1974 for good, heading to Texas and living out her life in peace as a good citizen before 2007 when marshals attempted to arrest her. Public outcry led the State of Georgia to drop their attempts to extradite her, but in 2012, the State of Georgia sent a letter to the Social Security Administration, prompting them to cut off her income and her Medicare.



