Framed: A Journey of Exoneration

You can spend twenty-five years in prison for a murder you didn't commit and still end up living

right next to the people who framed you. In 1991, the Schweitzer brothers

were locked up for a crime in Hawaii they had nothing to do with. It was a mix of

junk science, racism against Native Hawaiians, and police just needing to blame

someone. They lost decades based on lies. Now that Ian is finally exonerated,

he’s back in the same small town. It is wild because the neighbors who treated him like

a monster now want to give him hugs at the supermarket. He has to learn how to use a smartphone

while bumping into people who might have helped ruin his life. It’s a terrifying