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Why Teens Were Locked Up for Crime They Didn't Commit
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May 31, 2019
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6:20Now PlayingIt's the case that further polarized an already tense and divided New York City. In April 1989, a young investment banker went for a run in Central Park. Her vicious rape and beating was splashed across the headlines. But the five teenagers who were arrested and eventually convicted of the heinous crime, known as the Central Park Five, were actually innocent. They are the subject of Netflix's new limited series "When They See Us." InsideEdition.com's Stephanie Officer spoke to civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson about the effect the case had nationwide. #InsideEdition
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