Jeff Hayes, wrongly convicted of murdering a wealthy businessman's wife in 1972, is pardoned and released from prison 18 years later after a detective reopens the case and discovers the missing evidence. Struggling to adjust to normal life, Jeff reconnects with his wife Ellen, rebellious teenage son Cary, and tries to mend relationships with his bitter father Jack, who framed him, and a magazine publisher, who is Jack's son.
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Jeff Hayes is finally exonerated after 18 years in prison, thanks to a detective's tireless efforts and the discovery of crucial evidence, including a necklace that played a pivotal role in his wrongful conviction.
