Chicago is facing a reckoning over its wrongful conviction crisis as exonerees share their stories of coerced confessions, police misconduct, and decades lost behind bars. Cases like Troshawn McCoy and Frankie Benitez highlight the systemic failures that have long plagued the city’s justice system. The City of Chicago settled a lawsuit with McCoy and his three co-defendants for a combined $50 million. But that’s not enough; they hope their stories, also featured in Stolen Youth: Troshawn McCoy a

'Your government has been in place since 2010 and this miscarriage of justice continued until 2015...How come the government didn't notice?' Susanna Reid questions Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride, on the wrongful convictions of hundreds of sub-postmasters. | Good Morning Britain