While this documentary overlooks the fact that Darryl Hunt was no choirboy before his original murder conviction, it does a stellar job in showing how he was framed and the dogged determination of the "justice" system to see that that wrongful conviction was upheld. Much of his persecution was simply due to poor police work and overzealous prosecution, than deliberate malfeasance, but it cost this man a third of his life. The most poignant part is the literal trials as well as the tribulations he underwent before he was ultimately exonerated. An extraordinary documentary that anyone who holds the belief that the American system of jurisprudence is fair, impartial and unbiased should be urged to watch.