The prospect of unjust imprisonment is a terrifying plight that sparks the imagination and raises questions about how one might cope in such a grim situation. The story of Michael Morton, convicted of his wife's 1986 murder and imprisoned for 26 years, is a powerful example of this ordeal.
An Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story
The fear of false imprisonment strikes a chord, evoking a profound sense of injustice and unease.
