Wrongful Convictions

Now that Greg Kelley is out of prison, have those who investigated him faced any consequences? 

 Greg Kelley went from a football hero to a wrongfully convicted sex offender sentenced to 25 years without parole.

Teen football players Greg Kelley and Johnathan McCarty looked like brothers and even lived together briefly around the time Kelley was mistakenly accused of child sexual abuse.

Cedar Park Police Officer Chris Dailey has been criticized in the Greg Kelley case for not thoroughly investigating all suspects in the case.

Archie Williams spent more than 30 years in prison for a rape that he didn’t commit and was freed just last year.

Thomas Haynesworth was convicted of a series of rapes based on eyewitness testimony — yet the man actually responsible for the assaults continued attacking women after Haynesworth went to prison.

Keith Harward was wrongly identified as the culprit behind a brutal rape and murder through analysis of a bite mark.

Kenneth Wyniemko, who is featured in the last episode of "The Innocence Files," was originally sentenced to 40 to 60 years in prison.

Chester Hollman III was arrested because he was driving the same model car as a set of murder suspects. The apparent misconduct of prosecutors and police in his case is one of several stories featured in Netflix's "The Innocence Files."

Alfred Brown, who was sentenced to death for the murder of a Texas police officer before ultimately being declared innocent, is one of several wrongfully convicted people featured in Netflix's "The Innocence Files."