On September 28, 2011, Pierre Rushing was wrongfully convicted of a murder he didn’t commit. His fate was sealed by the unreliable testimony of Robert Green—an unstable man with a history of crack abuse, who was high during the incident. Despite Green’s later confession, admitting Pierre was never at the scene, the justice system has failed him. Six years after the confession, the Alameda County Court refuses to reopen the case or test crucial DNA evidence that could prove Pierre’s innocence. As Pierre’s family fights tirelessly for his freedom, one question remains: What is it going to take for the authorities to act?

This powerful documentary takes you inside Pierre’s case, revealing shocking new evidence, exposing the deep flaws in the justice system, and showing the devastating personal toll of a wrongful conviction. Through exclusive interviews, expert insights, and an unflinching quest for the truth, this film will challenge you to ask: How much longer will justice be denied?