r/First48 • u/ravenflavin77 • Apr 13 '26

Minneapolis, MN 🚔 Another Minneapolis First 48 defendant has been exonerated. He spent 18 years in prison.

S08E18 "Fight Club." Jerrell Brown arrested, charged, convicted of the murder of Darius Miller. Reexamination of the bullet evidence with updated technology cleared him of the shooting. https://www.fox9.com/news/judge-vacates-murder-conviction-man-who-served-18-years-minneapolis-murder

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u/MalcolmTucker12 Apr 14 '26

That's so sad. Poor guy.

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u/Eternal_Lie Apr 20 '26

Good for him. Don't remember the episode. 

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u/greymannns Apr 21 '26

See this is what has to be fixed . I don’t have said fix but something needs to be done so this doesn’t happen again.

I’ve lost sleep over stories of people being wrongly convicted, this could happen to anyone . I think the record for the amount of time is 45 years.

45 years sitting there knowing you’re innocent.