In the summer of 1999, in Edmond Oklahoma, a white family man was gunned down by a black man with a red bandana who wanted to steal his suburban. With the mostly white neighborhood outraged, police were pressured to close the case fast. After the suburban was found and two informants give police the identity of the gunman, Julius Jones gets convicted of murder and the case closed. 21 years later we examine the details of the case to determine if Julius Jones is actually innocent of this crime. Has Julius Jones been wrongfully convicted for over two decades and now deserves his own justice?