'Life after death' – Echols describes life on death row after being sentenced as one of 'West Memphis Three'

It was a case that shocked the country nearly 20 years ago. Three teenagers known as the West Memphis Three were convicted for the murder of three 8-year-old boys. Two were sentenced to life in prison, while the third, Damien Echols was labeled the ring leader and he was given the death penalty.

Last August, all three men walked free but only after they entered an Alford plea, a legal loop hole that frees them without exonerating them. Damien Echols describes his time on death row and what led to the conviction in his new memoir which is called "Life after Death."

Damien joins Soledad and the "Starting Point" team to talk about losing two decades of his life behind bars, and why he says found blessing in his turmoil after he met his wife.