INTERROGATION

Eric Fisher, a 17-year-old teenager with addiction problems, was arrested for the brutal murder of his mother in his home in the San Fernando Valley in 1983.

In 2003, twenty years after the dismissal of Mary Fisher, Internal Affairs Officer, Sergeant Ian Lynch, he assigned the task of investigating the charge of undue conduct filed by Eric against Russell, which is now tenable.

In the weeks prior to the murder of Mary Fisher, Eric first sees Detective Russell to present positions against Kim Decker, an ex novia. Russell thinks that the truth is more turbulent than what Eric has denounced.

In order to receive a more benevolent penalty, Eric pleaded guilty and added to a psychological assessment. So much so, Detective Russell, convinced that Eric is to blame, tries to make sure he gets the most possible sentence.

Eric's friend from rehab, Chris Keller (Kodi Smit-McPhee) is interrogated about a crime he committed in New Mexico, which brings new information to light that may help Eric's defense.

As riots erupt after the Rodney King verdicts, Henry Fisher (David Strathairn) pays an emotional visit to Eric in prison and confronts him with a very difficult question.

Two decades after the murder, a series of newspaper articles about the Fisher case sways public sentiment in Eric's favor. Eric prepares for an evidentiary hearing that could lead to a retrial with a new, elite lawyer, Bernard Poulos (Eric Roberts).

Thirteen years after the murder, Eric faces his first parole hearing and a real shot at an early release. Det. Russell is determined to keep Eric where he thinks he belongs: behind bars.

Twenty years later P.I. Charlie Shannon tracks down Amy Harlow, an old friend. Shocking revelation by Harlow brings about new direction to Eric Fisher's case.

Twenty years after Mary Fisher's death, Internal Affairs Sgt. Lynch and Det. Chen fly to Texas to interview Trey Carano (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), a former friend of Eric's, who shares his account of Eric's.