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While in college, Jennifer Thompson was raped. In working with the police, she believed she clearly identified her assailant. Trouble is, years later, DNA proved she was wrong. But she was so certain. How can an eyewitness, the single most persuasive evidence to a jury, be so wrong?

While in college, Jennifer Thompson was raped. In working with the police, she believed she clearly identified her assailant. Trouble is, years later, DNA proved she was wrong. But she was so certain. How can an eyewitness, the single most persuasive evidence to a jury, be so wrong?

Carl Marlinga talks about wrongful convictions, including one that happened under his watch as McComb County, MI Prosecutor, and his own experience of being wrongfully indicted.

The second part of Carl Marlinga's talk about wrongful convictions.

To be filled in later.

Temujin Kensu was wrongfully convicted at the age of 21 years. He has now spent half of his life in prison for a crime he did not commit.