Murderville

A homicide detective says he cleared the alternate suspect in Edna Franklin’s murder. Turns out the suspect’s alibi was a lie.

An ex-girlfriend tells a surprising story about Charles Raby that she says proves his guilt.

Charles Raby says he confessed to protect his girlfriend, Merry Alice Gomez. She continues to stand by him — and corrects a long-held misconception.

Losing a loved one to murder is traumatic enough. But when evidence emerges years later that casts a conviction into doubt, that’s a whole other nightmare.

In the wake of a scandal within the Houston police crime lab, Charles Raby’s lawyers discover that forensic evidence was hidden from the defense at trial.

A lot of people swear they’d never confess to something they didn’t do. But it happens — a lot more than you’d think.

Charles Raby is tried for the murder of Edna Franklin. No physical evidence ties him to the crime. But the jury sentences him to death.

Houston police say DNA evidence will prove they have the right suspect. But once they secure a confession, the forensic investigation stops.

Harris County, Texas, has sent more people to death row than anywhere else in the nation. Among them is a man named Charles Raby.

After a Georgia judge overturned his conviction, Inman was released after 23 years behind bars.