These Men Were Convicted For Crimes They Didn’t Commit. Now They’re Pushing To Fix How The State Handles Wrongful Convictions

ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — An effort is underway in Annapolis to fix the way Maryland compensates the wrongfully convicted.
WJZ met up with Alfred Chestnut and Ransom Watkins on Wednesday in Annapolis. The last time WJZ had seen them, they were leaving court in November with Andrew Stewart, freed after 36 years in prison.
Between the three of them, they had served a combined 204 years in prison.
“There are so many things I’ll never get back,” said exoneree Jermaine Arrington.
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