A=Famous professor in American legal circles. He has left his job for 25 years. His views on safeguarding human rights, fairness, and opposing racial discrimination are well received by the people.
B=A's wife, who also works in the field of law, has handled many cases.
C=Black, law student, murderer, convicted to death for killing G.
D = black, a local police officer in the state where C is located.
E = white, C's state local police officer.
F = white, C's state prison felon, murderous and perverted serial killer.
G=White, girl, 11 years old, victim. Raped and murdered, corpse dumped.
H = 10 years old, A's daughter.
The story takes place in a sequential manner, spanning eight years.
G was raped, murdered and dumped, and the suspect was identified as C by the local police. While C was eating apples, he was taken away by the police. Due to serious racial discrimination at the time, officers D and E of the State and Local Police Department tortured C and made him plead guilty. The death penalty is executed eight years later.
On the eve of C's execution, C asked his grandmother to find law professor A and ask him to defend C. A agrees to the old man's request after wife B's plea. He then went to the place where C was detained to conduct an investigation.
During the investigation, A found that: (1) C’s confession was a treachery, and he always claimed that he was innocent, all because the local police discriminated heavily against black people; (2) The local police and the residents of the town hated C deeply, and both think he is the murderer; (3) the local police station has many vague areas in the evidence acquisition, which is not enough to prove that C is the murderer; (4) the felon F, who is detained in the same place as C, is a serial killer, with a record of killing one person every 100 kilometers Travel homicide record; (5) Later C revealed: the real murderer of G was F next door.
The turning point of the story happens when A meets F again. According to F's prompt, A found G's murder weapon near the crime scene. It is precisely in the letters written by F in the past that a poetic language description of the killing of G was found. In the cold tears of the victim's relatives, the court finally acquitted C, and F was executed later. At this time, there are still more than 20 minutes before the end of the film, and the thrilling story has just begun.
When C was released, his wife B, who accompanied A back to her parents' home, also appeared at the scene. There is a big problem with the eyes of B and C. B then revealed to A that a few years ago, C had committed another crime. When B was doing official defense, C was imprisoned, that is, C had a criminal record.
On the eve of F's execution, ask to see A. The word "we" becomes a code word. F asks A to go to F's house to greet his parents, and to tell A the answer when he comes back. When A arrived at F's house, his parents had been brutally killed. At this point the situation became tense. When A returned to prison to question F again, F revealed the truth: F replaced C for the crime of rape and murder of G; C killed his parents who had abused him since he was a child after C was released from prison. At this time, F is about to be executed. The ending seemed irreversible.
At this point, A contacts local police officers D and E, and makes every effort to arrest F. On the way, police officer E was killed by C, who then kidnapped A's wife and daughter B and H. It turns out that C's series of plots are all about revenge on A's wife B - a few years ago, because of B's report, she was convicted.
In the sinful forest, C was finally swallowed by a crocodile.
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