After 27 years in prison, Carolyn Warmus speaks for the first time since her release, detailing her affair with a co-worker whose wife was murdered; Warmus has been granted permission to conduct new DNA tests she believes will prove her innocence.
The first trial of Carolyn Warmus ends in a hung jury; in the retrial, a controversial piece of evidence helps convict Warmus; 27 years later, Warmus is granted permission to conduct new DNA tests that she believes will finally prove her innocence.
Carolyn Warmus, who never testified in her own defense on the advice of her counsel, shares her truth.
