"I Was Framed for MURDER!" In this gripping second part of the tenth episode of Death Row Stories, Anthony Graves shares the nightmare of being wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime he didn’t commit.

Anthony was living a normal life in Brenham, Texas, when Texas Rangers showed up and arrested him out of the blue. He had no idea why.

His case exposes the harsh realities of racial prejudice and systemic injustice in America. How could an innocent man be accused and convicted without evidence? Anthony recounts his powerful journey of resilience, the fight for truth, and the impact this ordeal had on his life.

This is more than just a story—it’s a call to action. Watch now to hear Anthony’s voice and learn the urgent truth about wrongful convictions in America.

In this powerful episode, we begin uncovering the extraordinary life of Anthony Graves, a man who faced unimaginable circumstances after being falsely accused. Arrested for a crime he didn’t commit, Anthony's journey through the justice system will leave you speechless.

Anthony is the author of Infinite Hope, a memoir that delves into his harrowing experience.In this first part of his story, we start at the beginning of his nightmare. How does someone go from an ordinary life to being accused of something so heinous? And what happens next?

This is a story of resilience, courage, and the fight for truth that everyone needs to hear.

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