Convicted For 40 Years Based On Someone Else's Dream.

There was no physical evidence, no DNA, no fingerprints, and no credible motive connecting Ryan to anything. Charles had significant memory problems and changed his story multiple times. None of that stopped a jury from convicting Ryan and sentencing him to 40 years in prison. He served nearly ten years before an appeals court found that witnesses had recanted and critical evidence had been withheld from the defence. Ryan was exonerated in 2013 and walked free at 29. He went on to become a fitness model, author, and one of the most outspoken and visually recognised criminal justice reform advocates in America. His images are widely available across national news outlets, social media platforms, and documentary archives.

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