Dallas DNA
Season 1
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- S1 E1 - Sweet JusticeApril 28, 200943minJohnnie Lindsey has served 26 years, and Rocky Morris has served 13, for crimes they say they didn't commit. Now, both men are finally about to get the DNA testing that will prove whether they are innocent or guilty.This video is currently unavailable
- S1 E2 - Righting WrongsMay 5, 200943minTwo brothers-in-law are allegedly involved in a murder and rape case. DNA seems to indicate that one man may have served 22 years for the rape he didn't commit. But while he may not be the rapist, he could still be the murderer.This video is currently unavailable
- S1 E3 - Lost TimeMay 12, 200943minSteven Phillips and Michael Wofford were convicted after eyewitness testimony said they were rapists. Both are about to get the DNA testing that will prove once and for all whether they are innocent or guilty.This video is currently unavailable
- S1 E4 - Innocent on Death Row?May 19, 200943minThe Conviction Integrity Unit of Dallas County takes on its first ever Death Row case. Greg Wright is due to be executed for the brutal murder of Donna Vick. But with just days to go, another man confesses to the crime.This video is currently unavailable
- S1 E5 - Moral DilemmaMay 26, 200943minIn a kidnap and rape case, Unit Chief Mike Ware must use DNA and unusual investigation techniques to solve the case. District Attorney Craig Watkins must prosecute a capital murder case and consider the death penalty.This video is currently unavailable
- S1 E6 - Justice for AllJune 2, 200943minSeventeen-year-old Antrone Johnson was jailed for sexual assault with a minor. But after 13 years, evidence indicates that the conviction may be flawed. Plus, Unit boss Mike Ware works for a posthumous exoneration in a rape case.This video is currently unavailable
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