S1/EP4 Loni gives us updates on the case.

S1/EP4 Cherry Stokes, Dontae Sharpe’s Trial Attorney, speaks with Loni Coombs and Brian Banks talks about his addiction to cocaine and how he relates to his clients addicted to drugs today.

S1/EP4 Loni Coombs says the eyewitness accounts do not match with the physical evidence from the crime. Coombs and Banks work with a Forensic Engineer and Forensic Pathologist to simulate the crash.

S1/EP4 Dontae Sharpe’s mother speaks with Brian Banks about her son before prison.

S1/EP4 Brian Banks, an Exoneree, was wrongfully accused of kidnapping and rape at the age of seventeen. He served 5 years and 2 months in prison, but had lost 10 years of his life by the time he was exonerated.

Psychology really plays into being a prosecutor.

S1/EP3 Loni gives us updates on the case.

S1/EP1 Loni gives us updates on the case.

S1/EP3 Katie Garden’s case came down to one monumental piece of evidence: the bumper.

S1/EP3 Garden’s case left her young son, Carson, to grow up without his mother.

S1/EP3 Former Prosecutor Loni Coombs and Exoneree Brian Banks visit an Auto Body shop to discuss the damage that bumpers face, and how this could link the suspect's car to the crime.

S1/EP4 Coombs and Banks know that trying to speak with Charlene Johnson is nearly impossible, so they set out to speak with another witness, Beatrice Stokes.

S1/EP3 Coombs and Banks test Banks to see if he can estimate how fast a car speeds down the road.

S1/EP4 The Sharpe family talks about Dontae’s character and the streets. The family tries to call Charlene Johnson.

S1/EP4 An alleged drug deal gone wrong. Sharpe’s supporters say the physical evidence and eyewitness accounts don’t add up.

Loni Coombs explains the most rewarding aspects of being a prosecutor.