I remember vividly and he was dressed in a hoodie.

He had a hoodie on like a sweat suit outfit.

What are you talking about?

I cannot confess anything to someone I don't know anything about.

It was shocking to me as an attorney that there wasn't a mistrial.

I remember Hunt and this is accused, the unsolved murder of Rita Welch.

William Virgil was convicted in part because of testimony by a man who lied on the stand.

It took some time but Virgil proved it.

Joe Womack had straight up lied about the two sharing an isolation cell.

This is where the case takes a turn.

Well it's nothing new for a jailhouse informant to give false testimony.

Innocence Project lawyer Elliott Slossar says he's never seen anything quite like what happened in this case.

In a court hearing he used words like railroaded and framed as he accused the police of misconduct.

The truth is on our side and frankly the egregious police misconduct that happened here that led to William spending three decades wrongfully in prison.

We've already revealed that.

He isn't show-boding, he believes this because he's talked to Joe Womack who told him a tale of corruption that he's never heard before.

William Virgil wasn't the type to sit quietly in prison.

He filed lawsuits and motions on his own behalf, he read law books and helped other prisoners with their petitions.

After he successfully backed the courts into acknowledging that inmates and isolation weren't allowed cellmates,

he thought he had sucker punched the system, he thought he would soon be free.

That was 1991. Soon after Virgil filed a petition that alleged he had been convicted because of

perjured testimony and that he'd been denied a fair trial.

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