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In 1989, James Gibson was arrested in Chicago and convicted of a double murder after detectives claimed he confessed. But his story was different—he said the confession was forced through torture, under the shadow of Commander Jon Burge. For nearly 30 years, Gibson sat behind bars insisting, “I didn’t do it.” Decades later, the truth emerged: a pattern of police abuse, wrongful convictions, and coerced confessions. In 2019, prosecutors dropped all charges, and Gibson was granted a certificate of innocence. This true crime story uncovers the shocking twists, the injustice, and the fight for justice that changed Chicago forever.

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