Sean Ellis of Netflix's Trial 4 Interviewed On His Wrongful Conviction

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Trial 4 movie review & film summary (2020) - Roger Ebert

An eight-hour examination of the case of Sean Ellis, a Boston teenager convicted of the murder of a police officer named John Mulligan.

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Netflix docu-series 'Trial 4' tells story of wrongfully convicted man

Netflix releases trailer for upcoming docuseries 'Trial 4' about Sean K. Ellis, a wrongfully convicted man who served 22 years in prison.

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That was how long Sean Ellis spent in jail for a crime he maintains his innocence against. ... for justice for those wrongfully convicted.

1995: Three Trials - Justice for Sean Ellis

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By now, many know Ellis as the man who spent 22 years in prison after he was wrongfully convicted after his third trial for the murder of Boston ...

REVIEW: 'Trial 4' brings attention to famous Boston murder case

“Trial 4,” a Netflix docuseries released on Wednesday, follows the four trials of Dorchester native Sean Ellis in a famous Boston murder case from 1993.

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What happened to Sean Ellis after the events of Netflix's Trial 4? Here's a life update for the Boston man who was wrongfully convicted of murder. By Quinn ...

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'Trial 4' Trailer On Netflix Details Sean Ellis' 1993 Murder Case

Ellis was a teenager when some cop named Officer Mulligan was killed and being a Black boy in the wrong place at the wrong time had dire ...

'Trial 4' review: A case study in systemic corruption - The Hindu

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Trailer for Netflix's Docuseries TRIAL 4 Follows the Life of Wrongfully Convicted Sean K. Ellis. TVTrailer Trial 4Sean ... his returning to ...

Police Said This Teen Killed a Cop. Was It All a Lie? - The Daily Beast

The new eight-part Netflix docuseries “Trial 4” makes the case that Sean K. Ellis, who was arrested for the murder of a Boston cop at 19, may be innocent.

Season 1 – Trial 4 - Rotten Tomatoes

Charged as a teenager in the 1993 killing of a Boston police officer, Sean K. Ellis fights to prove his innocence while exposing police corruption and ...

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... wrongfully convicted of murdering Boston police detective John Mulligan in 1993. But what happened to him and did he prove his innocence?

Trial 4 (TV Mini Series 2020) - User reviews - IMDb

I am thankful to lawyers like Rosemary Schapiro who rooted for Sean Ellis and fought his battle for him. ... Ellis was indeed wrongfully convicted.