Reasonable Doubt

Justin Lunsford, convicted of murdering a popular bartender after a night of sex and drugs, insists he's innocent; his brother and wife are asking Chris and Fatima to join their fight to free Justin.

Ken Andersen and Chad Swedberg are childhood best friends. Then Chad turns up dead on a wooded trail, and Ken takes the fall for his murder. Ken's family says the conviction is a gross miscarriage of justice and wants Chris and Fatima to investigate.

Bruce Walton is in prison, convicted of the fatal stabbing of his lifelong friend Roy Fuller; Bruce's sisters are convinced he is innocent, and they are hoping Chris and Fatima will join them in their fight to free Bruce.

War veteran Tim Wright sits in prison for killing his girlfriend's ex, but his family believes he is innocent. Now they've reached out to Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva, hoping they will join their fight.

Yvonne Layne, a beautiful mother of five, dies due to a murder plot masterminded by her ex, David Thorne, and carried out by his friend. Both men are convicted, but David's family refuses to accept the verdict and wants Chris and Fatima to help.

Steven Chaban sits in prison for killing his mother-in-law. Now his wife calls for Chris and Fatima to decide whether they think Steven is innocent or if they believe he killed her mother.

A jury convicts 15-year-old Evaristo Salas for an apparent gang-related hit that leaves one man dead. His sisters say Evaristo is innocent, and they can prove it. They're hoping Chris and Fatima will get behind their fight.

A jury convicts Kara Garvin for the brutal murder of three members of the Mollett family in their rural Ohio trailer. Kara's mother and sister say she's incapable of violence and are determined to show Chris and Fatima that someone framed their loved one.

A jury convicts Glynn Simmons of a liquor store clerk's murder, but Glynn insists he was out of state during the killing. His family calls on Chris and Fatima to determine if he's serving a life sentence for a crime he did not commit.

Lee Harris admits he is a small-time con man, but insists that doesn't make him a murderer. His son and a close friend contact Chris and Fatima to investigate what they believe to be a miscarriage of justice.