She destroyed a man's life

The Lovely Bones author Alice Sebold accuses Anthony Broadwater of an unspeakable crime. He spends 16 years in prison

#syracuse #newyork #lovelybones #lucky #alicesebold #raywilliamjohnson

[fortinm.]

The producer is a GOAT. He had nothing to gain from it. Helped free another man.

[ralsharp]

There's nothing worse than being accused and thrown in jail for something you didn't do!😢

[trustnotne]

Wow, the man that decided to keep investigating... big thanks to him! We need more people in the world that advocate for injustices.

[PeachyIceTea]

A written apology??? THATS Wtf I’m so mad

[acryptphotography]

I feel sad for this man. Can't believe he actually spent his entire life in prison leaving his friends and family, the profession he wanted to pursue, he must've dreamt of becoming something and a lot of the ambitions just because a lady falsely accused him and the law didn't care?

[maddys.r]

Clap to the guy who actually makes his homework and not just released a movie just like that. I hope to watch the movie soon.

[billycox]

How shitty is our justice system when a movie producer solves a case the system bungled

[LYLEWOLD]

Wow, I can't imagine how much that must burn that poor guy. And to see someone turn her tragedy to riches, while sending you to prison for a crime you didn't commit must be a special kind of torture.

[CJChicP]

An apology isn’t equivalent to totally destroying this man’s life…

[jcehlert]

I say this is the perfect example of why we need to make sure our prison system is safe for prisoners. An innocent person could be there and targeted by other prisoners.

[briannalafrance]

Honestly I feel bad for everyone here. The man being falsely accused, the woman being so paranoid and thinking he was the man who assaulted her. Its just so tragic.

[blagz]

The guy naming it unlucky has to be the funniest thing ever

[earlujama]

I feel sad for this man can't believe he spent his entire life in prison leaving behind his family and friends

[agentwanda]

It must burn inside you if you’re convicted for a horrendous crime but you know, deep down, you’re completely innocent. The mental pain this poor man had to go through while spending such a long time in jail must’ve been awful.

[kudorgyozo]

Now THIS is something to make a movie about!

[ivanvoitenko]

Naming the new movie “unlucky” is just straight up savage💀💀💀🗿🗿🗿

[grotosmotothecosmicplaytpus]

honestly shoutout to the producer for losing his job for justice

[itscalledfootball]

Ray is better than every single news outlet.

[ziadkhaled]

How does personal investigator can do better than the police 💔

[TheTopStarz]

That’s a very very mentally strong man because a lot people that you can never ever imagine becoming suicidal, would actually become that after going through that and if other prisoner’s find out, they’ll make your life even more living hell 😔