The personal stories behind eight cases of wrongful conviction that the Innocence Project and organizations within the Innocence Network have worked to highlight and overturn.
The best episode of "The Innocence Files" is "The Evidence: The Duty to Correct", rated 7.9/10 from 157 user votes. It was directed by Roger Ross Williams and written by N/A. "The Evidence: The Duty to Correct" aired on 4/15/2020 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "The Evidence: The Truth Will Defend Me".
In a crusade to discredit bogus forensics and raise awareness, the Innocence Project enlists allies including former convicts betrayed by the system.
Director: Roger Ross Williams
Writer: N/A
Despite exonerating DNA evidence, Innocence Project lawyers face a racially charged battle in Mississippi to free two men imprisoned for decades.
Director: Roger Ross Williams
Writer: N/A
Shortly after a Philadelphia murder, nearby Chester Hollman is arrested. To guarantee his conviction, police and prosecution cross indefensible lines.
Director: Alex Gibney
Writer: N/A
A suspect in a Houston cop's murder has a solid alibi — until his girlfriend suddenly changes her story. Years later she reveals an explosive secret.
Director: Andy Grieve
Writer: N/A
Stunning twists revive Franky's hopes for exoneration when his new legal team untangles the flawed eyewitness testimonies that sealed his fate.
Director: Jed Rothstein
Writer: N/A
In 1984, a teen is convicted when multiple rape victims identify him with "100% certainty." Decades into his imprisonment a harrowing truth surfaces.
Director: Liz Garbus
Writer: Dallas Brennan
Dubious bite mark evidence — and the controversial dentist presenting it — cement convictions in the murders of two Mississippi toddlers in the 1990s.
Director: Roger Ross Williams
Writer: N/A
A drive-by shooting homicide in 1991 stokes an LA gang war. Teen Franky Carrillo is arrested, beginning a nightmare driven by defiant officials.
Director: Jed Rothstein
Writer: N/A
A problematic police sketch incriminates a rape suspect in 1994, while a trove of DNA evidence goes untested. Then a determined new lawyer steps in.
Director: Sarah Dowland
Writer: N/A