Victims of Crime and Punishment

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The narrative centers on Joseph Brown, who, after confessing to a burglary, was wrongfully convicted of murder due to betrayal by his accomplice. Despite the accomplice's failed polygraph and recantation, Brown faced execution, spending 13 harrowing years on death row before his eventual release. This case highlights the grave consequences of flawed justice and the resilience of those wrongfully punished.