Roy Brown relives the trial that convicted him for a crime he did not commit, and explains how science played a huge role in his appeal.

Calvin C. Johnson, Jr. and Herman Atkins, Sr. talk about being exonerated through DNA evidence and the obstacles they faced upon their release.

John Thompson was sentenced with the death penalty and heavily relied on his legal team to get the case overturned before being executed in 30 days.

Nathan Brown was released from prison after serving nearly 17 years for crime he did not commit, and shares how easy it can be to get caught in the system.

The Innocence Project gives wrongfully convicted people the platform to share their story on being exonerated.

Jennifer Thompson shares her story about being assaulted and making an eyewitness identification, which later led to the wrongful conviction of Ronald Cotton.

The Innocence Project Director of Post-Conviction Litigation, Vanessa Potkin, answers questions submitted by people on social media platforms about the criminal justice system.

Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld talk about the strong bond they have and how it helps them at the Innocence Project.

Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld talk about why they work to exonerate people and why they feel so passionate about doing their job.

Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld talk about the obstacles wrongfully convicted people face once they are released.