Vindicated

While walking to the store in Richmond, VA, to buy groceries for his mother's Sunday dinner, 18-year-old Thomas Haynesworth was misidentified as a serial rapist and didn't return home for the next 27 years.

While walking to the store in Richmond, VA, to buy groceries for his mother's Sunday dinner, 18-year-old Thomas Haynesworth was misidentified as a serial rapist and didn't return home for the next 27 years.

As a kid born on the "wrong side" of the tracks, Darryl Hunt became an easy target for accusations and prosecutorial misconduct in Winston-Salem, NC, where a young, white woman was brutally murdered.

When 16-year-old Arthur Carmona decided to visit his friend in Costa Mesa, CA, to play video games, he never imagined that he would be mistakenly identified as an armed robber and spend the next two years in prison.

After a young husband was robbed and murdered on New Year's Day in Venice, CA, Tim Atkins erroneously became the main suspect when a neighborhood drug addict claimed that Tim was the culprit, leading to a 20 year prison bid.

Charles Chatman of Dallas, TX, was wrongfully convicted of rape and sentenced to 99 years in prison after his neighbor mistakenly identified him as her attacker and his family failed to fully support his alibi.

While trying to make ends meet as a receptionist at a furrier in Dallas, TX, Joyce Ann Brown became entangled in a web of robbery, murder, and misconduct when a woman of the same name became wanted for a crime.

While trying to make ends meet as a receptionist at a furrier in Dallas, TX, Joyce Ann Brown became entangled in a web of robbery, murder, and misconduct when a woman of the same name became wanted for a crime.