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27 films
Three young men recount their experiences after being falsely accused of rape, detailing the emotional turmoil and societal stigma they face.
The consequences of the death penalty are examined through the experiences of a former executioner, a Boston Marathon bombing victim, and the parents of a murder victim.
Four native teens wrongfully convicted of murder in Alaska spent 18 years in prison, sparking a statewide movement for justice and reform in the judicial system.
Cameron Todd Willingham's execution in Texas ignited a national debate over the death penalty and the reliability of arson evidence used in his conviction.
Clinton Young, wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for nearly 20 years, faces the challenges of adapting to life outside death row while under strict bail conditions.
Exonerated men face significant social, psychological, and economic challenges after their release from prison, often without state support or compensation.
Sandy visits her fiancé Reginald Blanton on death row, where he awaits execution after being convicted of murder in 2001.
Amy Shirley investigates allegations against Bobby, the mayor's accusation of theft, to clear his name in the high-stakes world of Lizard Lick Towing.
A former state executioner, a Boston Marathon bombing victim, and the parents of a murder victim confront the complex implications of the death penalty.
Susan May, wrongfully convicted of murdering her aunt Hilda Marchbank in 1992, spent 12 years in prison before her release in 2005, continuing to fight for her innocence until her death in 2013.
Mica, a 13-year-old boy, sends baseballs to Cuban children as part of his Bar Mitzvah project, inspired by his grandfather's life-saving escape to Cuba.
Felix Mishu, Rejean H., and Donald Marshall Jr. endured decades of wrongful imprisonment due to systemic failures and corruption within the justice system.
David Morris, imprisoned for over 20 years for the Clydach Murders, maintains his innocence as new evidence raises doubts about his conviction.
Rejean Pepin spent five months in prison for crimes he didn't commit, only to face a 16-year battle for compensation after the real criminal confessed.
Forensic genetic genealogy is revolutionizing criminal investigations, solving cold cases like the Golden State Killer while raising ethical concerns about privacy and surveillance.
Russel Ngubo, a respected prison officer in KwaZulu-Natal, faces serious allegations of murder and intimidation while striving to prove his innocence.
Children in war-torn Syria face unimaginable trauma as they navigate a life marked by violence, loss, and the haunting echoes of their shattered innocence.
CCTV evidence places Roger Kierney near the scene of his lover's murder, but he maintains his innocence and claims no forensic links to the case.
A survivor recounts the night of her assault, where she felt like a "rag doll" as she struggled against her attacker.
Neither Knox nor Sollecito attends the Meredith Kercher murder retrial in Florence.
Children flee in fear as Israel bombs Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza.
Edward Dubose, president of the Georgia state conference NAACP, visits Troy Davis on death row, discussing his innocence and the fight against the death penalty.
Jeremy Bamber insists he did not murder his family in a horrific Essex farmhouse crime.
Michelle Byrom is released from Death Row just hours before her execution after 14 years in prison.
A child in Gaza asks their mother about the pain of bombardment during conflict.
Three times in 2015, Richard Glossip came within minutes of execution while maintaining his innocence in a murder case from 1997.
A Palestinian girl loses her family in an airstrike, showcasing the tragedy in Gaza.
