Alfred Brown is a man from Texas who was wrongfully convicted in 2005 for capital murder and spent nearly a decade in prison. His case was largely based on phone records that prosecutors used to place him near the crime scene, along with witness testimony. However, later investigations showed that the phone records were inaccurate and had been misinterpreted during the trial. Brown maintained his innocence the entire time and said he was at work when the crime happened. While he was in prison, questions kept coming up about whether the evidence used against him was reliable, especially since there was no direct physical proof linking him to the murder. In 2014, his conviction was overturned after prosecutors agreed that the evidence used in court was flawed.