After a troublesome teenage years, Rubin Cartergrew into an invincible middleweight boxer on the ring, nicknamed "The Hurricane". After that, he participated in the Vietnam War and became an honorary officer, and met his later wife by chance at a dance party. When life entered a happy track, a New Jersey bar murder case completely destroyed his good hopes. He was charged with triple murder and the sentence was long enough for him to stay in jail for three lifetimes. In prison, Carter wrote his story into an autobiography and published it. When he was serving his sentence alone, his story was known to more and more people outside the bars.
A few years later, after reading Carter's book , a young American living in Canada, Lesla MartinWeissler, felt that this book made him discover the direction of life for the first time. And meaning, he also believed that Carter was innocent, so he began to communicate with Carter. He used his innocent beliefs to persuade his partners and guardians: Tyrese Vinton, Lisa Petersand Sam Chaddon, They launched a campaign to regain Carter's freedom. At first, Carter was unwilling to accept the help of these kind strangers, but when he saw the extraordinary enthusiasm and selfless contribution of these people for his case, he was conquered. With the confidence and determination to rebuild, Carter continued his battle for justice. However, the evil forces of racial discrimination made things difficult in secret, intending to trap The Hurricane to death in the cell. However, under the continuous efforts of enthusiasts, Carter was finally killed. Sent not guilty and regained freedom
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