His dad was incarcerated when he was 3 months old. Met him as a young adult and made a documentary about his first visit with his father at Sing Sing. He is active with "Echoes of Incarceration"--a support group for kids with parents behind bars. He is now 26 years old.

John talks about his involvement in P.O.P.S. and the difference it has made in his life.

See Part 1 for description.

Amy Friedman founded a club at a California High School called : POPS (Pain of the Prison System) for students who
have a loved one who is incarcerated. Following Amy's interview, we speak to students who were or are involved
with P.O.P.S.

Janet has written a series of mysteries on wrongful conviction.

Janet is an author of a series of books (fiction) on wrongful conviction. 

Anthony Scott joined IPF in 2006 to direct the social services section. He has expertise working with both prisoners and ex-offenders, having provided psychotherapy at House Of Hope and Broward Outreach Center. Mr. Scott is also a founding member of the National Exoneree Support Committee, networking with and training innocence project workers throughout the United States. He is a licensed clinical social worker.

Derrick was accused of a crime he did not commit in 1992. He spent 18 years in prison as a result. Thanks to The Innocence Project of Florida,  he was exonerated in 2011.