You guys have to watch Outcry on Showtime. Very similar to Making a Murderer. Long story short, a Texas-San Antonio football commit, Greg Kelley, was convicted for molesting a kid who just turned 4. Kelley had been living with his best friend's family, where the kid was going to their in home day care, but hadn't lived there the month it happened (confirmed by cell phone records which his attorney never presented as evidence). His best friend at that time was beginning to go down a dark path and currently is a pretty bad guy, having been arrested 16 times but he was never looked at as a suspect. Kelley's attorney even refused to offer him as an alternate suspect because she was friends with the family.
Kelley's attorney, so convinced of his innocence, gives his case to a famous post-conviction attorney, who after spending 3 years in jail and through multiple other legal proceedings, win his exoneration. However, part of the reason he won was he flipped on the old attorney who gave him the case, trashing her and filing an ineffective counsel and conflict of interest claim and she comes back against Kelley. Its crazy, really.
Anyway, he was offered and accepted a scholarship at Eastern Michigan. He is a 25 year old freshman DB. This is the most entertaining, suspensful true crime docuseries since Making a Murderer. You should see it. Having watched a number of these types of series, its alarming to see how corrupt our justice system can be.
Kelley's attorney, so convinced of his innocence, gives his case to a famous post-conviction attorney, who after spending 3 years in jail and through multiple other legal proceedings, win his exoneration. However, part of the reason he won was he flipped on the old attorney who gave him the case, trashing her and filing an ineffective counsel and conflict of interest claim and she comes back against Kelley. Its crazy, really.
Anyway, he was offered and accepted a scholarship at Eastern Michigan. He is a 25 year old freshman DB. This is the most entertaining, suspensful true crime docuseries since Making a Murderer. You should see it. Having watched a number of these types of series, its alarming to see how corrupt our justice system can be.
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