Based on the files of the lawyers who freed them, Wrongful Conviction features interviews with men and women who have spent decades in prison for crimes they did not commit – some of them had even been sentenced to death. These are their stories.
S3E11: Still Fighting for Justice from Behind the Walls of a Maximum Security Prison Since 1995: The Continuing Saga of Andrew Krivak This special edition of Wrongful Conviction Behind Bars was recorded inside of Wende Correctional Facilit ...
S3E10: How Crystal Weimer Won an 11 Year Fight for Freedom Curtis Haith was beaten to death and shot outside of his home in western Pennsylvania. Police determined that the evening before Haith had attended a party in Uniontown, PA. Crysta ...
S3E9: Unusually Cruel: The Wrongful Conviction of Brian Ferguson and His Fight to Make a Difference Brian Ferguson was a 20-year-old college student in West Virginia when he was accused in 2002 of fatally shooting a fellow classmate. Brian ...
S3E8: Angel Gonzalez: Tricked by Police into Signing a False Confession in a Language He Didn’t Understand, but Freed by DNA After Serving 21 Years in Prison In 1994, Angel Gonzalez was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to 40 years in pri ...
S3E7: Honorably Discharged Wrongfully Convicted: Jerry Miller’s 26 Year Journey Through Hell In 1981, a woman was brutally beaten, raped, robbed, and forced into the trunk of her car on the roof of a parking garage in Chicago. Two employee ...
S3E6: 10 Separate Charges and 23 Years Later: The Egregious Framing of Robert Jones In the spring of 1992, Robert Jones was arrested for a series of attacks that occurred in the French Quarter of New Orleans, which included the murder of a ...
S3E5: An Innocent Teenager Sentenced to Life in a Living Hell: The Incredible True Story of Jerome Morgan In 1993, Jerome Morgan was only 17 when he was wrongfully convicted for the murder of Clarence Landry III, who had been shot to death ...
S3E4: I’d Rather Have Had the Death Penalty: The Hellish Saga of a Prisoner Abandoned to Floodwaters During Hurricane Katrina Daniel Tapia was arrested on April 12th, 2003 for second-degree murder in the Calliope housing projects in New Or ...
S3E3: Three Trials and Twenty Years Later: Anthony DiPippo Finally Cleared of a Monster’s Crime In November 1995, a hunter found the remains of 12-year-old Josette Wright in a wooded area of Putnam County, NY. She was reported to have been ...
S3E2: Antoine Day: A Musician Framed for Murder Antione Day was starting his career as a musician when he was convicted of first-degree murder in 1992 and sentenced to 60 years. After serving a decade in prison, Antione’s conviction was ov ...
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