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Dr Jack Kevorkian is released from prison after serving eight years for helping a man with Lou Gehri

(1 Jun 2007) HEADLINE: Kevorkian released from prison --------------------------------------- CAPTION: Jack Kevorkian, the retired pathologist formerly known as "Dr. Death," was released from prison today; he said it felt wonderful. (June 1) ---------------------------------------- [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] pool video) DR. JACK KEVORKIAN, THE MAN WHO CLAIMS TO HAVE HELPED 130 PEOPLE DIE, IS LEAVING PRISON A HAPPY MAN. Insert Sound from Kevorkian "One of the high points in life." (pool video) AFTER MORE THAN 8 YEARS IN PRISON KEVORKIAN IS NOW ON PAROLE. ORIGINALLY SENTENCED10 TO 25 YEARS FOR SECOND DEGREE MURDER, HE WAS LET OUT EARLY BASED ON GOOD BEHAVIOR. Insert sound from Kevorkian Does it feel good to be out. "Oh yeah, sure….it feels wonderful." (pool video) FRIENDS AND FAMILY WERE THERE TO MEET HIM ON HIS WAY OUT. Russ Marlan/Prison Spokesperson "I think they brought some candy for him. He was excited about being able to eat his candy." (my video of prison fence) THE PRISON SPOKESPERSON SAYS KEVORKIAN HAD TROUBLE GOING TO SLEEP LAST NIGHT BECAUSE HIS NOTES AND JOURNAL WRITTEN DURING HIS PRISON TIME WENT MISSING. Russ Marlan/Prison Spokesperson "We have not been able to find that. We're still looking for that. We're still searching prisoners out going mail. We're searching inside the facility. We're speculating, which is probably true, that another inmate took this in an effort to sell or make money off his writings." (my video of police helicopter and security) A POLICE HELICOPTER GAVE KEVORKIAN PROTECTION AS HE DEPARTED PRISON GROUNDS. PRISON OFFICIALS PROVIDED MORE SECURITY THAN THEY DO FOR OTHER INMATES. NOW OUT OF PRISON, KEVORKIAN CAN'T WAIT TO GET BACK TO PLAYING MUSIC. Russ Marlan/Prison Spokesperson "He told me last night that he couldn't wait to get to a keyboard and play some music. He said he wants to write some poetry." MARK CARLSON/STANDUP OUTSIDE PRISON KEVORKIAN IS ON PAROLE FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS. THE CONDITIONS OF HIS PAROLE WILL NOT ALLOW HIM TO BE PRESENT OR OFFER ANY ADVICE IN THE MATTER OF ASSISTED SUICIDE. MARK CARLSON, AP, COLDWATER, MI. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...