Reasonable Doubt

When Kathy Middleton died of a gunshot in her own home, police had three options: it was an accident, suicide or her husband, Ken, killed her. After deciding on option three, Ken's now doing life but, his family insists he was wrongfully convicted.

Seventy-five-year-old retired TV executive Steven Beard is shot in his own home, but his wife, Celeste Beard, didn't pull the trigger. Her mom and husband are hoping Chris and Fatima can find out why she is in prison for his murder.

Michael Crump may have been a small-time drug dealer, but he wasn't violent; that is, until he was convicted of murdering another local dealer in an apparent robbery gone bad. Now his family has reached out to Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva for help.

Claude Garrett says he tried to rescue his girlfriend, Lorie Lee Lance, from a fire that broke out in their home, but a jury decided he was the one who set the fire with one goal in mind: murder. Chris and Fatima will dig deep to find out what happened.

Former police officer Warren Horinek was a mean drunk, so when his wife, Bonnie, ended up dead from a gunshot wound, he was convicted of her murder. His advocates believe Bonnie committed suicide and hope Chris and Fatima will help to free Horinek.

In 1994, high school coach Mike Bernos was found dead in a recliner, his body riddled with 15 bullets. His adopted son, Daniel Blan, was convicted of the murder. Now Daniel's wife and childhood friend are fighting for his freedom.

Tracy Fortson was the first female deputy sheriff of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Her life came crashing down when she was convicted of her boyfriend's murder, but her family believes she was framed and want Chris and Fatima to help prove it.

In 2007, young mother Melissa Flores vanished without a trace. Seven years later, police arrested her ex, Ronnie Denny Jr. Even though her body was never found, Denny was convicted of murder, but his family is convinced the system got it wrong.

When a pregnant woman finds a box at her door, she picks it up and it explodes -- instantly killing her and her unborn baby. A multi-year investigation ensues, and her ex is convicted. Now, Mike Johnson's mom and daughter seek help to prove his innocence.

In 1992, Roosevelt Myles, a small-time drug dealer, is convicted of murdering a teenage boy on Chicago's West Side. Now, his sister and fiancee have reached out to Chris and Fatima, convinced he is serving time for a crime he didn't commit.