Love After Lockup: Innocent After Lockup
Love After Lockup: Innocent After Lockup
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Premiered:
- Network: WE
- Category: Series
- Genre: Documentary
- Type: Live Action
- Concept:Spinoff of Love After Lockup
- Subject Matter: Crime
- Tags: prison
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Plot Synopsis
Each one-hour episode of LOVE AFTER LOCKUP: INNOCENT AFTER LOCKUP, a LOVE AFTER LOCKUP spinoff series, follows a different falsely accused exoneree who spent between 15-22 years in a maximum-security penitentiary and were subsequently proven innocent. The exonerees are currently at various stages of suing the state or federal government for financial compensation for their time unjustly spent behind bars. At the center of each story, alongside the wrongfully accused, we will hear from their families, including the wives and girlfriends whose love sustained their partner through the darkest hours, the reintegration into society, and their present battle for some form of justice. The exonorees include:
Taron Hill (Age 35; Raleigh, NC): Taron was wrongfully convicted of a double homicide in 2004 at age 18, spent 16.5 years in prison and was exonerated in 2021. As of December 2023, Taron has not received a settlement from the state of New Jersey and continues to seek compensation.
Calvin Buari (Age 51; Houston, TX): Arrested 1993 in the Bronx, Calvin, age 21, was sentenced in 1995 to 50 years to life for double homicide. He spent 22 years in prison before being exonerated in March 2018, after three new witnesses came forward and stated Calvin was not the shooter. After his exoneration, Calvin sued New York State for the wrongful conviction and received $8 million of which he netted just under $5 million. He received the final $2.7 million of his settlement in February 2022.
Ru-El Sailor (Age 42; Cleveland, Ohio): At the age of 23, Ru-El was sentenced to 28 years to life for a murder that he did not commit. No physical or DNA evidence was present, and with the help of his wife, Amy, he was exonerated 15 years later. Ru-El's co-defendant Cordell Hubbard confessed to the murder and is serving a life sentence. As of December 2023, Ru-El has received compensation from the state and continues to seek compensation from the City of Cleveland.
Production & Distribution
- Produced by Sharp Entertainment