In America, it's estimated that 4% of people in prison are actually innocent.

When I saw them for the very first time, like I knew who my jury will be doing trial.

To be honest, I knew I lost then.

In 2002, the state of Georgia

found Carrie guilty for his alleged involvement

in a vicious rape.

Only a small percentage of those people

have their convictions overturned.

You know, as one great justice said,

many years ago we don't find our witnesses from church pews.

What series of events led to Carrie's wrongful conviction?

Could this happen to anyone?

What finally convinced the courts to overturn his conviction.

From Zappier, in partnership with the Georgia Innocence Project,

this is the 4%.

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this week two more of January 6 committee hearings are in the books.

We talk about how they are progressing and what impact they're having on the American people.

Also, we check in on a few races around the country.

Alex, where do you want to start? I had this thing, as you know, we kind of have a little

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