Wrong Man

2018-06-03 Documentary TV-MA

A team of esteemed experts re-investigate the cases of three inmates who have been locked up for decades and claim they're innocent.

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A team of esteemed experts re-investigate the cases of three inmates who have been locked up for decades and claim they're innocent.

First Aired

2018-06-03
Last Aired

2020-03-14
Creator
Genre

Documentary, Crime
Seasons

2
Episodes

12
Status

Canceled
Language

English
Network

Starz

Keywords:

wrongful conviction

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Season 1

Season 2

1. Evaristo Salas: The Letter

At just 16-years old, Evaristo Junior Salas was sent to prison for three decades for a crime he says h...More

At just 16-years old, Evaristo Junior Salas was sent to prison for three decades for a crime he says he did not commit. A team comes together to investigate whether Salas was brought to justice or railroaded by the system.Less

53mins 2018-06-03

2. Evaristo Salas: The Informant

Investigators Ira Todd and Joe Kennedy meet with the lead detective on the Salas case. He claims an in...More

Investigators Ira Todd and Joe Kennedy meet with the lead detective on the Salas case. He claims an informant implicated Evaristo, but when the informant comes forward, the team is shocked by what they learn.Less

53mins 2018-06-10

3. Curtis Flowers: Trial and Error

On July 16, 1996, Bertha Tardy and three of her employees were murdered. Curtis Flowers was arrested a...More

On July 16, 1996, Bertha Tardy and three of her employees were murdered. Curtis Flowers was arrested and went on to be tried six times over 21 years; he faces a possible seventh trial, while maintaining his innocence.Less

53mins 2018-06-17

4. Curtis Flowers: Death Again

Curtis Flowers is convicted of a quadruple murder. After 21 years of prosecutions, six trials and ques...More

Curtis Flowers is convicted of a quadruple murder. After 21 years of prosecutions, six trials and questionable tactics by the State of Mississippi, it may be impossible to determine Flowers’ guilt or innocence.Less