Walter McMillian's Conviction
Why was Walter McMillian sent to death row?
4.1 (17)
61 mins
Explore how Walter McMillian was sentenced to death despite overwhelming evidence of his innocence. Discover how a determined legal fight exposed corruption, false testimony, and a broken justice system.
Ep 1:
A Town, a Body, a Frame-Up
In Monroeville, Alabama, an innocent pulpwood dealer becomes the target of a small town's desperate need to solve a shocking murder—through fabricated witnesses and buried evidence.
Ep 2:
The Harvard Lawyer Fights Back
A Harvard-trained lawyer named Bryan Stevenson enters death row to earn Walter's trust, then uncovers a hidden tape recording that shatters the state's entire case.
Discussions (5)
Quincy
Level 10 · 1 mo agoMyers recanted on the stand
Ryker
Level 9 · 1 mo agoAnthony Ray Hinton getting NOTHING after 30 years hits so hard. A guilty person getting parole gets more support than an innocent man walking out. That is so broken it makes my stomach turn.
Nick
Level 4 · 1 mo agoThe system working slowly isn't proof it works. It took outside pressure and national TV to free Walter. That's not justice, that's luck.
