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Little bit of a weed and the more i pulled, the more of this tree keeps coming up and coming up. >> there is a systemic pattern of unbridled misconduct in the city of philadelphia, and it shocks the conscience. >> civil rights attorney amelia green says the city's corrupt criminal justice system has ensnared walter ograud and countless others. >> found another case from the exact same time period where another man is claiming that he is innocent, and so then you keep digging and you find another one. >> in 2017, philadelphia's newly elected district attorney larry crasser in hired patricia cum...

Which they're actively looking for. in fact, we'll have breaking news related to this story and police, potential police misconduct when we air it tonight. >> what does justice finally look like today from walter ograud? >> he's out of prison. our cameras were there when he got out. it's one of those moments when you get the chills when someone is released after they were locked up for something they were innocent of. he's suing detectives involved in the case and trying to restore as much of his life as he can. >> has there been a progress to solving the case of murder of barbara jean horn. >...

Voted unanimously every board member to require masks of the houston district. the same is taking place all over the state, dallas, san antonio, austin. so parents want their kids protected. >> thank you so much for taking time out for us. appreciate it. and a wrongful conviction led to one man spending more than a quarter of a century behind bars. in his first network television interview, walter ograud spoke to lester holt for being wrongfully convicted for the murder of barbara jean orrin and the failure of the justice system. >> in 1992 four years after an unthinkable murder rocked phila...

Street from 4-year-old barbara jean horn. >> he let that poor little baby just lie there. if that's not intent to kill, maybe you haven't seen it yet. prosecutors were seeking the death penalty. ograud claimed he was innocent and detectives coerced a false confession from him. the little girl's parents were outraged. >> how did you feel him to hear him describe that story? >> angry. >> i wanted him dead. i did. >> did you kill barbara jean horn? >> no, i did not. i did not do anything to that child at all. >> the jury didn't believe him and o a graud was found guilty and sentenced to die. >> d...