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Ed Ates, in a film still taken at Coffield Unit in Tennessee Colony, Texas, on August 15, 2018.
Ed Ates Wants His Name Back

Sep 4, 2018 — By Michael Hall

How a motley crew of young Texas lawyers, a burly Michigan podcaster, and his army of amateur sleuths—including actor Jon Cryer—helped free a man convicted of a murder he swears he didn’t commit.

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