I Didn't Do It: Stories of Wrongful Convictions

When Phoenix bartender Kim Ancona is found murdered in a bathroom, the investigation focuses on a bite mark found on her breast. Police quickly close in on Kim's rumored boyfriend, Ray Krone, whose crooked teeth are soon deemed a match to the victim's wound. But Ray is innocent. Sentenced to death for a crime he didn't commit, his only hope lies in the efforts of a long lost cousin.

Clarence Elkins gets 55 years when his young niece identifies him as the man who assaulted her and murdered his mother-in-law. His only hope for release is to prove the man he's locked up with is the real killer.

College student Jennifer Thompson wakes one night to find a rapist by her bed. During the brutal attack she vows to remember what he looks like, and after a daring escape she goes on to identify Ronald Cotton to police. Cotton is given a life sentence for the assault, but he's innocent.

Wrongly convicted for killing a security guard in a McDonalds, Alton Logan finds himself a pawn in a game between lawyers, gangsters, and corrupt cops. Even when everyone learns the truth, the system can't set him free.

Bozella Amateur boxer Dewey Bozella is sent to Sing Sing for an elderly woman's murder. His struggle to prove his innocence continues over three decades, even after another man is convicted of eerily similar crimes.

After a gay man is found murdered, eyewitnesses and tracker dogs condemn beach bum William Dillon. Unless he can prove that the killer's bloody shirt is not his, he's doomed to a life behind bars.