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When a verdict has been reached, it does not always mean that the battle is over. Retired homicide detective Chris Anderson and defence attorney Fatima Silva help families decide whether to challenge final convictions.
Rapper Mac Phipps was heading for fame when a young fan was shot and killed at one of his concerts. Mac was convicted of the murder – but was it “southern justice”?(S01,E04)
In 2004, Erick Westervelt fell in love, had his heart broken, and was charged with murder. Retired detective Chris and attorney Melissa investigate the evidence. (S01,E01)
15-year-old David Johnson went to a New Year's Party with his brother. By the end of the night, one man was dead and David was a suspect – but is he innocent?(S01,E08)
Cop James Kulbicki had a dark secret - a pregnant teenage mistress. When she's found dead, fellow officers say he killed her to keep the affair quiet – but did he?(S01,E07)
A preacher working the mean streets New York is ambushed and murdered and his former lover is arrested. Could the dying man's final words set the accused free?(S01,E10)
Patty Wlasiuk died after her truck plunged into a lake in 2002. Her husband Peter insists it was a suicide attempt, but a jury says he killed her. What happened?(S01,E02)
A Sunday school teacher is convicted of murdering her husband by poisoning his sports drink. Will Chris and Melissa find new evidence to prove her innocence?(S01,E09)
A California couple's son is convicted of their brutal murder. But the victim's sister is convinced her nephew was wrongfully convicted. Can Chris and Melissa help?(S01,E03)
Penny Brummer is accused of murdering her ex-girlfriend's best friend. But Penny had been so drunk she was in a blackout state. Can she prove her innocence?(S01,E05)
Freddie Freeman was known to be a lady's man, a hustler, a cult leader - but not the cold-blooded killer of a Michigan mayor. Chris and Melissa reopen the case.(S01,E06)