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Five teenagers from Harlem are wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime in 1989
13:05
The Central Park Five talk about what the film means to them.
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Five teenagers from Harlem are wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime in 1989
2:26
Five teenagers from Harlem are wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime in 1989
1:34
The media response to the Central Park Jogger case was swift and prejudiced.
4:32
Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David McMahon discuss the term, 'wilding.'
5:01
The police controlled the story to the media and for them, all the pieces came into place.
0:56
Kevin Richardson and Raymond Santana discuss the manipulation of their interrogation.
8:53
The Central Park Five describe their lives before April 20, 1989.
2:05
Natalie Byfield discusses the horror of the death penalty.
