From the Independent Producer Project of KCRW and KCRW.com, I'm Bob Carlson, and this is UnFictional.

Unfictional is a program of True Stories and Personal Documentaries and

today on the program The Wrong Man. Three stories including one about a man

caught in the grinding wheels of the justice system after he's arrested for a federal

crime.

And there's tears coming down my face.

Not because it's cold in the middle of winter, not because I'm only in an orange jumper not because I don't have that much to eat

I'm crying because I'm not heard

plus a man so right he's wrong.

He was five-ball juggling, and then he would take a break from that

and unicycle, and then he would take a break from that and hula hoop.

And a boy becomes the wrong man.

I know you stole a roll of toilet paper from the restroom.

No, I didn't.

Your friend did, and that's the same as you stealing it. Why didn't you replace it? I didn't have an answer. I do have one now.

It was because I was a teenager. Teenagers don't replace things.

We begin with the story of Iranian-American Reza-Ban Ki.

Back in 2010, he was arrested and charged with violating US sanctions against Iran.

He maintained his innocence, but he was denied bail and imprisoned in maximum security facilities until he was sent to He was

sentenced and then began the arduous and unlikely process of clearing his name.

From KCRW and KCRW.com, it 7th 2010.

630 a.m. a dozen agents, storm into my apartment in New York City, they slam me against the wall, they handcuff me, and they take me away.

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