I fell into the hands of a corrupt detective.

I was naive enough to believe that I would be able to just present all of my proof of actual innocence that they would

investigate adequately and so that I wouldn't be going to prison because I was a

good person I hadn't done anything wrong. In the back of your mind you say well when we

go to a hearing or we go to court the truth will come out.

The prosecution from day one knew I was innocent and let forced testimony go

uncorrect it from the lower courts all way up to United States Supreme Court.

You have someone with a badge with ultimate and really in that moment unchecked authority.

Don't presume that people are guilty when you see them on TV

because it may just be a dirty DA that is trying to rise upward.

This is wrongful conviction with Jason Flies. that is trying to rise upward.

This is wrongful conviction with Jason Flom,

and on the first episode of this season,

you heard the horrifying story of Lamont Macintyre.

Now for the good news.

Do you ready? So Lamont had a hearing on October 13th and all the

charges were dropped. That's right, you heard me correctly. All the charges were dropped.

He's a free man.

He walked directly out into the sunshine,

into his mother's arms.

And it is a perfect reminder of why we do what we do and why we do the show and we hope to have many

more great stories like this one.

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