The Innocent Man

"The Innocent Man" refers to a true crime narrative by John Grisham that examines the wrongful conviction of Ron Williamson in Oklahoma. The book highlights the flaws in the criminal justice system, including mishandled evidence, unreliable witnesses, and prosecutorial misconduct. Grisham details Williamson's harrowing experience on death row and his eventual exoneration through DNA evidence. The story serves as a powerful commentary on the potential for injustice and the importance of legal reform, emphasizing the human impact of wrongful convictions on individuals and their families.