Rubin Carter was sent to jail for his alleged involvement in a triple homicide that occurred in a Paterson, New Jersey, bar in 1966. He was convicted primarily based on eyewitness testimonies that were later discredited, as well as racial bias in the legal system. Carter maintained his innocence, and his case gained significant attention, highlighting issues of wrongful convictions and racial injustice. After spending nearly 20 years in prison, his conviction was ultimately overturned in 1985.
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