Today, on Crime & Entertainment, we discuss a clear miscarriage of justice as we dive into the story of Andre Brown. Andre grew up in the Bronx area of NY.  In 1999, he was a 22-year-old college student in the borough of Manhattan Community College. During this time, a heated turf war over drugs was running rampant in the city. After the shooting of O'Neill Virgo and Shawn Nicholson by a masked gunman, Andre was sought for questioning, when a woman at a stop light near the crime scene picked Andre out of a line-up. Andre willingly went in for questioning about this attempted murder in the Bronx. He proclaimed his innocence, but none the less, was convicted of the crime and sentenced to 40 years to life in prison. After years of prayer, perseverance, and hard work by Andre and his wife Tamika, they finally found a glimmer of hope despite the years of denial from attorneys. This glimmer of hope was Oscar Michelen, who was then also joined by Jeffrey Deskovic & Sabine Jansen. Together, this legal team put together enough facts for the judge to overturn the conviction due to ineffective council in Andre's original case. While this nightmare is not over for Andre because the Bronx District Attorney's office plans to appeal the case, Andre and his legal team fully believes he will soon be exonerated and free to live a life of freedom. This case is a must-listen about how being wrongly identified can alter the course of one's life forever.

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