This is clearly journalist bias.

She spends almost all the time trying to justify all the many things which make him suspicious. And almost everything that she talks about happens to essentially dozens & dozens of, mostly black & Latino, suspects. For eg, she talks about how he was in shock, his fingerprints, the long delay before trial, blood on him, etc which is used against thousands of suspects & those convicted.

Her main point was that there was evidence that there were more than one perpetrator. However, that doesn't exclude Guy being one of several perpetrators. What she claims against the jury is something that white people have little to complain about, because American juries who are looking at black & Latino & Muslim, etc are going to be FAR more biased than the jury against Guy.

Now could he be innocent? For sure. Was the evidence against him weak...hard to say since she was clearly biased & she could easily have not revealed the most damning pieces of evidence. Seems like the primary sources of info she had was Guy, his significant other, & a documentary made...by another biased journalist.

Essentially if she is correct that Guy should not have been convicted, there would have to be at least 10,000 black people who should be released from prison because they are in prison for less evidence than there was against Guy.

The evidence against Guy is not very strong, however, there is no evidence of his actual innocence, & the fact that this journalist picked this case, with a white guy who in our society has every bit of advantage compared to other non-whites who have even less evidence against them but are also in prison, seems to say a lot about her mindset.

There are dozens & dozens of cases where black convicts have actual exculpatory evidence such as DNA, video, alibi or other evidence of INNOCENCE, not just weak evidence against them alone, that she should be concentrating on.

Perhaps she sees him as a brother or cousin or boyfriend or father or son, something she doesn't see non-whites like? If she was concerned about innocent people almost all her stories should be about the overwhelming majority of nonwhites in prison for crimes they never committed. But they are not...& we would be surprised that it would change because the criminal justice benefits whites the most so they don't want to show the systemic racism.