Edward Wright, imprisoned for 41 years, is freed due to withheld evidence and potential innocence.

Edward Wright, 63, was released after 41 years in prison for a 1984 murder, following a judge's decision to overturn his conviction due to withheld exculpatory evidence and false testimony. Though freed, Wright faces conditions like a curfew and GPS monitoring. His conviction was based on evidence not shared with the defense, and new DNA tests suggest his innocence. The Commonwealth may still retry the case, despite both the DA's office and Wright's legal team agreeing it's not retriable.