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Two childhood friends from Chicago — James Gibson and Keith Smith — were wrongfully convicted in 1989 after being brutally tortured by police under Commander Jon Burge’s notorious “Midnight Crew.” Both men lost decades behind bars before the truth about systemic torture in the Chicago Police Department was exposed.
This documentary reveals their journey from false confessions to freedom, exposing corruption, injustice, and resilience in one of the darkest chapters of Chicago’s history.

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This video is based on verified public records, court documents, and credible news reports.
It is created for educational and documentary purposes only. Viewer discretion is advised, as the content includes references to real violence, torture, and wrongful imprisonment.
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Keywords:
James Gibson, Keith Smith, Chicago torture case, Jon Burge, Midnight Crew, Chicago police corruption, wrongful conviction, false confession, police brutality, criminal justice reform, innocence project, Chicago history, true crime story, prison injustice, torture inquiry and relief commission, Burge scandal, real crime documentary, systemic racism, Chicago police scandal, justice for Gibson and Smith