Since our initial release of James Davis's story, there have been some incredible developments.

This is a re-release of that story with new content outlining the great news.

On January 24, 2004, James J. Davis went to a big party at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple

to celebrate his little brother Daniel's birthday.

James's night was cut short when he drank too much and vomited several times.

Daniel put him in a cab to meet with his girlfriend, Kenne Johnson.

Two hours later, a big fight broke out in the club, resulting in their friend Jamel Black being

stabbed and another man Blake Harper being shot and killed. Police would interview people at the

scene to get a description of the shooter, a light-skinned black man with braids.

But James didn't have braids at the time, he had short hair with waves.

Police then called stabbing victim Jamel Black's home and spoke to his sister,

who happened to be James's spurned ex Tina Black, who casually named James as the shooter

even though she had never even been at the party in the first place.

Police found Jamel at the hospital who told them the identity of the real shooter, Te Hall.

So was it Te or Jay? Two weeks later Jose Machico Te who was at the club that night would

enter the precinct and second Tina Black's identification. About six weeks after that,

James found himself the target of an interrogation, a sham lineup, and a murder charge.

Only after his case was picked up by the Legal Aid Society, was it revealed that Jose Machico Te

was actually one of the most dangerous drug dealers in Brooklyn and the subject of a joint FBI

NYPD investigation. Machico Te was murdered five months after his false testimony that sent

James to prison for the rest of his life. This is wrongful conviction with Jason Flam.

America's entering a period of extreme chaos and I think it is time to start asking

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