The jogger NEVER even said her attacker was black . They literally saw black boys in the park & her & said they had to be the attackers !

His support of his friend isnt the problem. Its the amount of power the police had and using law degrees and tactics against kids to close cases that aren't truly solved

I’ve watched this several times, and Korey’s suffering in prison gets me every time. I cry the entire 4th episode because it’s just so infuriating!!! He was only 16, yet they put him in jail with fully grown men who took advantage of his sweet spirit and youth. They all suffered wrongfully but his story touches my heart I’m so glad they’re not “The Central Park 5” anymore but are now “The Exonerated 5”! They should have gotten more than they did for their pain, suffering and lost youth.

Story breaks my heart everytime I hear it. What makes it worse is that there are men who stories are never told who still endure this

The victim didn't even care that they were wrongfully convicted, and neither did her supporters. I'm from Harlem and there's still tons of people who still believe they're guilty because of the confessions smh. It also makes me cringe when they make the prosecutors seem bothered by what they were doing, despite them also claiming they were guilty because of the confessions in real life

Yet people think systematic racism isn’t a thing. This still happens today.

I am glad they didn't break Korey's spirit. He is a strong willed man. Sad what happened to him and all the others

Kory story its so heart-breaking All he did was when to support his friend Then ended up in prison for 14yrs, with no one to support him.. Gosh he have & had to be so mentally tough. Understand no one supported him & he only went to support his friend. So sad Everyone else is married with child Kory unfortunately cant trust no one anymore because of that. Also no chargers after the fact the cops where wrong, still to this day

The fact that this is a true story and happened in a supposedly 1st world country is shocking.

This is about as much I've watched this series. I wouldn't look at it. Couldn't handle their story. Thanks for the synopsis.

This made me cry thank you for making this video. I've been through this, I want hope and a good life, a beautiful family, why is that these common things can be so far away from our community? I blame myself for so much I couldn't control, I wish I was better

I prayed that those lawyers & detectives who wrongfully accused them will be judge accordingly by God almighty...

This was sad to watch…Thank God for the people who supported each individual and the man who finally came forward to confess to the crime. This shows that God is is real And we don’t know the book that written for us but we all have a purpose and our final chapter is to see glory

I hope the detectives and that lawyer get everything they deserve in this life oooo this was tough to watch

this was extremely hard to watch and i can’t bring myself to watch it again

Definitely in tears thank you so much I had forgotten about this

If I were to be falsely accused of a crime I did not commit, I’d rather be subjected to any torture or death any accuser can think of than to say and admit that I did those crimes.

I e been on earth 33 yrs and this one of the first series that made me tear up

This is one of those movies that you watch one time and never watched again, I couldn't bring myself to watch it again, all the pain and suffering those men had to endure as young boys, it was horrible 💔

Yea i actually put this movie on my top 3 depressing black movies . Roots .. central park 5 and rosewood

Nobody in its right mind bothered to ask the white female victim to confess or at least contribute to report the attack.

I literally saw this movie once and haven’t seen it since. They movie really hurt my heart man

Every time i think of this my heart physically aches

Watching his movie makes me cry because it could have been me or any young black kid

Title should have been Cops didn't do their jobs and arrest 5 innocent kids

Worst part is this is based on true events, and the abuse of power taken by police shortly afterwards was complete violations of human rights. These poor kids spent decades behind bars for a crime they did not commit.

Excuse the long post. This still makes my blood boil! This story is both a saga and an epic. There is, of course, triumph. Yet, the injustice, corruption, and inhumanity of what these five men endured is heart-wrenching and indicative of the racism and classism that runs throughout law enforcement and the criminal justice system. When ppl of color, especially Black men, receive justice, it’s the exception to the rule. It doesn’t exonerate or consecrate a system that has cost dearly and done unimaginable damage to innumerable men and women of color, especially educationally and economically disadvantaged ones. I don’t know how to fix this. Besides, there appears little incentive to overhaul and right-size the lethal combination of over-policing and railroading communities of color, given how much small towns, public officials, investors, and cooperations benefit from it. It’s gratifying and remarkable to see how these men manifested resilience and experienced vindication. However, 41 million dollars can’t compensate them enough for their physical and psychic indignities and the years taken from them. Moreover, the money does not cover all the families they live with. After all, whenever a person does time, so does their family-not counting the strain such ordeals place on a family system to absorb and adapt. What a damn sin and shame! At the same time, what should never be overlooked is that Trish Meili’s was forever changed. The sexual abuse and psychic trauma to which I was subjugated are harrowing and unacceptable (abcnews.go.com/US/case-settled-1989-central-park-jogger-believes-person/story?id=63077131). Still, I’ve seen nothing to suggest that had any sympathy for five young men whose lives were ruined, too (www.oprah.com/omagazine/oprah-interviews-the-central-park-jogger/all). Perhaps she did-or does, but I never saw reports of that. Admittedly, that may be too much to expect of a victim of such a horrendous crime. Finally, I’m appalled yet not surprised by the fact that the prosecutor, lead detective, and the interrogating detectives never seem to be held accountable for railroading these young men. Some of them, like Liz Lederer, experienced minor blowback (e.g., she quit teaching law at Columbia because of pressure from the Black law students). However, that’s a mere pittance of punishment compared to the disservice done and the incalculable damage for which she is in no small measure responsible.

Shuuuu! This story mads me cry,so sad

This is so sad for everyone who was wrongfully accused 😢

I also didn't understand Bobby falling for that when he knew how them people worked

They were using the boys and they putting them in hell it hurts the people

These crooked ass cops ..did a roundup and skewed the law into their own sick racist ways... . Did these kids wrong the parents ..was there too... Seee that's why you always lawyer up and use your right not to speak This movie pissed me off

I had cried so much watching this cause it was so sad bruh..

see and its people that think we dont get treated like shit

Wounded white woman in the forest what alliteration 😅

Truly sad! Will abuser's ever learn that their abuse of power is the road to self-destruction!!

Heartbreaking

Even for a recap I can't have myself enjoy watching this... I wonder if all the people contributed to their imprisonment get anything as their lack of competence

This movie pissed me off so fuckin bad that kid Korey never and I mean never ever deserved what happened to him he went threw hell and back and still remained a good friend and tha sad part about it was that he wasn’t even in tha park or around when that shit happened!!!!!!!!! 😡 🤬 🤬😡😠

Watch the PBS documentary that Ken Burns daughter made "the central park five" it's phenomenal hearing from the real guys. Not taking anything from when they see us. But a documentary hits different depending on the subject matter.

Welcome to America 👍

Great movie good blessing 🙏 life amen

Same happens in every where

WHYYYYYY IM I CRYINGGGGGGG CORRYYYYT BROOO

This show was amazing, but very hard to watch.

Linda if you’re reading this, you know where you should go

Did anything happen to all the racists who put the boys in prison because without them it would have never happened, and what about the racist jury members because they heard in court the DNA didn't match any of the boys and still went with a guilty verdict.

SMH!

I'm so tired of stories that blame black men young and old for things they didn't do. 😢

Although this s*** happened they went on to do good things

That’s the problem with the justice system it’s fucked

This isnt the best movie to watch if your happy😅😅, your guaranteed to be angry at the world afterwards

Ooh God 🥺🥺🥺

Good them black men git that money !!!

Did they make a movie of this

This video was really phenomenal I just subscribed to this channel today

Their kids!!! No kid could do that to a ADULT

I wonder if Corey ever connected back with Lisa since the movie came out...

The story of korey wise the man that went into hell and came out a God ✊🏾

This was so crazy. we all know tronny and his dad.. we was all outside that night. They also called them the the Wolfpack.. They wasn't the Wolfpack.. The police just wanted to put this on anyone and they did that

Yusuf the character was drug addicted not too long ago . Glad to see him better

What is this movie called

What Movie is this?

Can I please like this movie a million times ❤

This is so sad . Imagine these officers fully aware they where wrong ALONG. even LINDA knew she frame these 5 teenagers innocent yet they ruin their entire life. 😢😢 glad they where rewarded.and living great. The lawyers fight well for them boys.. but i hope linda sleeps well at night and those officers . Caused karma is a bitch for them.😢

The movie is based on truth event the central park five young boys who never done this an ex former president Donald said he what to bring back hanging

What is this movie or series called please?

Dont talk to me about karma!!!!!!!!!! Dont ever bring karma to me buddy ever

What’s the name of the movie

Both sides to this has been so full of bs. First, the public knew there were confessions from some, so how does that make someone racist? I can't imagine anyone being happy if a neo nazi had confessed either. Second, from what was stated from the police was that there was physical evidence. Are you going to say you think they are innocent? As far as them being innocent, they were not innocent considering what they were doing in the park. That being said, these were kids! Kids do stupid things and that's no reason to beat them and starve them into confession. That they weren't appointed attorneys from the beginning was the biggest crime. As for lawyers, that they charge so much should be a crime in itself! People should be able to afford a decent lawyer. These men will never get back their childhood. These parents lost their children because of corrupt cops and lawyers. The man who did this, and let children be jailed for his crimes, should be given more decades for that. I know he's a serial rapist, but he's also a killer of children. He took away their childhood. He's the reason they were tortured mentally, physically, and sexually...There's just nothing short of Hell good enough for him.

Here’s the one problem where was the DNA evidence? 😒🤔 the NYPD figures like this “they’re young black and poor … boom problem solved.”

Ahh man hard not to make this a black and white thing but unfortunately this isn’t new and could still happen in today’s time 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ as a Young Men who grew up in New York I’m lucky the real 5 got paid but sometimes money can’t fix all problems

Hmm wow

this is my story

Real video?

What is it called

Set voice with the prison song what they didn't do Jesus Christ on their side they have some good police officers I'm glad they helped the police officer have Corey out he got beat but one police was by his side thank you Jesus Christ for heaven Corey so much and he got out of jail good and the police stuck by his side I'm so happy for one police thank you for sharing the stove with me and bless your oh yeah with the Christmas something with you I didn't do but you know something Jesus on your side Jesus Christ love you thank you for sharing this with me that is so wonderful wonderful day you did not give up your life to be wrong and some police have one police officer have that boy that is a blessing a police officer on his side Jesus Christ is the savior in your life thank you for sharing this video with me🎉❤

We all know that the American justice system is fucked up, lol

Ugh hate the title.

41 million for 14 years 👀

name pls

😊

All the wrongfully convicted black men still inside. 😞

Jesus loves yall❤

Korey's sister. You kept misgendering her again and again even though the source material clearly states she's Marcy

41mill

As racist as the south is NYC,is worse

What a paycheck for stupid police investigation. Sorry for the lost years of freedom.

Why I'll never have respect for Donald Trump.. at least until he takes back what he said about my brothers and apologize!!

So I ask those of u that say y’all go through the struggles,oppression, and prosecution American heterosexual male face. To the LGBT community and BW do they round y’all up like this , even as kids and put cases on y’all?? When a white woman, better yet any race of woman says an unknown black man assaulted her every black man in a 10 mile radius is a suspect

I’ve watched this several times, and Korey’s suffering in prison gets me every time. I cry the entire 4th episode because it’s just so infuriating!!! He was only 16, yet they put him in jail with fully grown men who took advantage of his sweet spirit and youth. They all suffered wrongfully but his story touches my heart I’m so glad they’re not “The Central Park 5” anymore but are now “The Exonerated 5”! They should have gotten more than they did for their pain, suffering and lost youth.

What’s the name of this movie