Convicted in 1982, Anthony Broadwater never admitted guilt, in fact he claimed his innocence.

It wasn’t until decades later, after a movie-producer took an interest in the book “Lucky, that Anthony garnered enough attention to gain him a productive legal team to win Anthony the exoneration he deserved.

In this episode, Margot discusses the injustices suffered by Anthony Broadwater.

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