Name: Vindicated
Released: 2012-12-04T00:00:00.000Z
Cast: Morris Chestnut

Disponible sur BET+, Prime Video, Sling TV, Paramount+

Hosted by actor Morris Chestnut, the docuseries "Vindicated" presents the stories of individuals who have been convicted of crimes and sent to prison before being found blameless of the charges. Viewers get to know the men and women prior to their incarceration and follow the highs and lows of their journeys as they attempt to rejoin society, rebuild family relationships, and regain trust in the justice system that failed them.

Documentary · 2012 · 20 min

En vedette Morris Chestnut

ÉPISODE 1

Tim Cole, Pt. 1

After receiving an honorable discharge from the military, Timothy Cole returned to college in Lubbock, TX, where he was wrongfully accused and convicted of being a rapist, leading to his untimely death in prison.

20 min · 4 déc. 2012
ÉPISODE 2

Tim Cole, Pt. 2

After receiving an honorable discharge from the military, Timothy Cole returned to college in Lubbock, TX, where he was wrongfully accused and convicted of being a rapist, leading to his untimely death in prison.

20 min · 11 déc. 2012
ÉPISODE 3

Herman Atkins

While attempting to clear up another legal matter in Los Angeles, CA, Herman Atkins was misidentified by a rape victim as her attacker and subsequently spent 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

20 min · 18 déc. 2012
ÉPISODE 1

Thomas Haynesworth, Pt. 1

While walking to the store in Richmond, VA, to buy groceries for his mother's Sunday dinner, 18-year-old Thomas Haynesworth was misidentified as a serial rapist and didn't return home for the next 27 years.

20 min · 13 juil. 2014
ÉPISODE 2

Thomas Haynesworth, Pt. 2

While walking to the store in Richmond, VA, to buy groceries for his mother's Sunday dinner, 18-year-old Thomas Haynesworth was misidentified as a serial rapist and didn't return home for the next 27 years.

19 min · 13 juil. 2014
ÉPISODE 3

Darryl Hunt

As a kid born on the "wrong side" of the tracks, Darryl Hunt became an easy target for accusations and prosecutorial misconduct in Winston-Salem, NC, where a young, white woman was brutally murdered.

20 min · 3 juil. 2014