Clint Ehrlich

That Ray Jennings was an innocent man?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I just... No, no, no.

Who else could have done it, as it were?

You know, initially, I didn't think that Ray Jennings was innocent.

And then when I saw him speak at his sentencing about Christ and about how he would stand before God and be judged, and he turned to the members of the O'Keeffe family, and he said that I'll stand with you and with you and with you, and we'll answer this question.

And it touched me.

And I realized that either this was an innocent man or this was a sociopath who deserved an Academy Award.

And I just had to know which one was it.

You were a religious person?

Not at all.

At least I wasn't before this whole experience.

But it's been hard for me to explain how this all unfolded.

There have been a lot of coincidences.

Coincidences?

I like that force that drew me to watch this Dayline episode.

I am not a person who was working at the Innocence Project.

I wasn't trying to find cases about someone being innocent.

I was just inexplicably that night.