6/3/26

Making an Exoneree - The Story of Nanon Williams

This documentary exposes the injustice that resulted in the wrongful conviction of Nanon Williams, who was convicted and sent to death row in Texas at the age of 17. More than 30 years later, with his sentence commuted to life, Nanon is a published author and justice advocate who is still fighting to prove his innocence and reclaim his life. This film was was created by three Georgetown undergraduates—Steffanny Acevedo, Abigail Adams-Spiers, and Fax Victor—within the context of a Georgetown University course taught by Professor Marc Howard and Adjunct Professor and 2008 Exoneree Martin Tankleff.

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