Definitely one of the best True Crime documentaries I've seen in a while, because of its focus on the many victims of the very flawed U.S. criminal justice system - crime victims and survivors, the wrongfully incarcerated or rather the exonerated, after they've spent _decades_ behind bars and their families. It would have been great to get a more in depth look into solutions or changes that need to happen and how they can be brought about, besides the obvious: **Vote the right people into office!**

A gripping documentary series that sheds light on the flawed criminal justice system in the United States. The show follows the stories of innocent people who were wrongfully convicted of crimes they did not commit, and the legal teams who work to exonerate them. The series is masterfully produced, with each episode delving deep into the intricacies of each case and highlighting the injustices that occurred. The personal stories of the individuals involved are inspiring, and the show's overall message of hope and perseverance is truly uplifting.