—When a verdict is rendered, it's not necessarily the end of the trial, as the appeals process can take a significant amount of time to go through the system. In this show, two investigators re-examine controversial murder cases in an attempt to help the families of the people convicted of the featured crimes find out if they should appeal or accept the verdict once and for all. In each episode, new developments in the case -- including additional witnesses and evidence -- help to either support the defendant's contention of innocence or point toward the guilty verdict being the correct one. Re-investigating the cases are defense attorney Fatima Silva and retired homicide detective Chris Anderson.

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Rapper Mac Phipps is on the fast track to fame when a young fan is shot and killed at one of his concerts; Phipps is convicted of the murder, but his parents believe he's the victim of old-fashioned southern justice.
Erick Westervelt is convicted of murder in the bludgeoning death of a man who was dating his ex-girlfriend; Chris Anderson and Melissa Lewkowicz investigate to see if there's enough evidence to prove Westervelt's innocence beyond a reasonable doubt.
David Johnson is serving hard time for a murder that took place at a New Year party, but his family insists he was a naive teenager who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Police Sgt. James Kulbicki is convicted of murdering his young mistress; now, Chris Anderson and Melissa Lewkowicz attempt to figure out whether Kulbicki is innocent.
A preacher is ambushed and murdered, and his former lover is arrested and convicted of the crime, but the victim's dying words may be the key to exonerating the man he once loved.
Patty Wlasiuk dies after her truck plunges into a lake in 2002; while husband Peter insists it was a suicide attempt, a jury convicts him of Patty's murder; Chris and Melissa try to figure out what really happened.
A Sunday-school teacher is convicted of murdering her husband by spiking his sports drink with windshield washer fluid; Chris and Melissa investigate to see whether she has been the victim of a rush to judgment.
A California couple is brutally murdered, and their son is convicted of the crime; now, the victim's sister has reached out to Chris and Melissa for help, convinced her nephew has been wrongfully convicted of committing this unthinkable crime.
Military veteran Penny Brummer is accused of murdering her ex-girlfriend's friend in a jealous rage; however, Brummer was drunk and doesn't remember what transpired that night; now, Chris and Melissa try to help fill in the gaps in her memory.
Freddie Freeman's loved ones say he may be many things, including a lady's man, a hustler and a cult leader, but he is not a cold-blooded killer; Chris and Melissa reopen Freeman's case and find a trail of blood, politics and wild accusations.

A jury convicts a woman of murdering her husband as he lied in bed; her children insist that his death was actually a suicide, and they reach out to Chris and Fatima to get to the truth.
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Everyone agrees Brian Eftenoff is an arrogant jerk who rubs people the wrong way, but his kids insist that doesn't make him guilty of murdering their mother.
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Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva hear the case of Joel Atkin, a man who made a wrong turn in 2009, sparking a petty argument that left one man dead and Atkin in prison for murder.
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After a ten-year investigation, police suddenly charge Russell Holbrook with the murder of Melissa Howard; Russell vigorously proclaims his innocence; his daughter hopes Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva will believe her dad.
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After a robbery gone bad, a jury convicts Garrett Arrowood of killing his aunt; his mother and sister say two con men made him their mark, and now he sits in prison; Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva dig deep to prove his innocence or reveal his guilt.
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Chris and Fatima investigate the case of Patricia Rorrer, who is in prison for brutally murdering her former boyfriend's wife and baby out of spite; her lawyers claim that she was not in the same state at the time of the crime.
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When a verdict is rendered, it's not necessarily the end of the trial, as the appeals process can take a significant amount of time to go through the system. In this show, two investigators re-examine controversial murder cases in an attempt to help the families of the people convicted of the featured crimes find out if they should appeal or accept the verdict once and for all. In each episode, new developments in the case -- including additional witnesses and evidence -- help to either support the defendant's contention of innocence or point toward the guilty verdict being the correct one. Re-investigating the cases are defense attorney Fatima Silva and retired homicide detective Chris Anderson.

Chris Anderson, Fatima Silva, Mac Phipps, David Lohr, Joseph Giacalone, Melissa Lewkowicz

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California probation officer Rodney Patrick McNeal gets a life sentence for murdering his pregnant wife in a fit of rage; his family says the system failed him, and they can prove he was wrongfully convicted; Chris and Fatima investigate.
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