Innocent Victims

On Mother's Day in 1985, a tragic family murder in Fayetteville, North Carolina, shook the community, with only one survivor, toddler Jana. The investigation focused on U.S. Army soldier Tim Hennis, who was initially convicted based on circumstantial evidence but was later acquitted after a thorough review that questioned the case against him. Decades later, groundbreaking DNA testing prompted a third trial, reigniting questions about the true perpetrator and the pursuit of justice.