At the age of just 21, Glenn Simmons agreed to take part in a police lineup.

He didn't even know he had the right to refuse.

It was the first in a shocking chain of events that saw him jailed for the next 48 years

for a murder he didn't commit.

Glenn Simmons was convicted of shooting two Edmund women during a liquor store robbery in

1974. In a nearly 50-year fight for justice is over.

The longest wrongful sentence ever in the US.

Nobody in American history has spent longer behind bars

only to be completely exonerated.

It's like being born again, you know?

You were sentenced to death in the electric chair.

Sometimes insanity sits in and became a refuge at times, you know.

I'm pissed. I'm still pissed, but this pissed, you know, it's energy.

You know, I'm pissed off enough to make something right.

What was the best and worst thing about the world that you found 50 years later?

I haven't found nothing bad yet.

This gets better for me every day.

Now finally he's free and Glenn Simmons joins Uncensory.

Well, Mr. Simmons, first of all, this is one of the most extraordinary miscarriages of justice I think I've ever read about.

I've interviewed many, many people who've been in and out of prison in my career.

Nothing quite like yours.

And what shines through about your story is that never once did you waver and take the easy option

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