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For the first time, the story of one of the most notorious crimes in Seattle history is told from all sides, including the man who pled guilty and served 23 years in prison. An unbiased and unfiltered examination of what happened, and how it still affects the lives of those involved over 25 years later.

Nearly 30 years ago, Sister Helen Prejean sat down and wrote "Dead Man Walking," her testimony to the horrors of witnessing a human being executed at the hands of the government and her call to rise up and challenge the systems that support the death penalty. In "Sister Abolitionist," she sits down with Unincarcerated Productions to reflect on writing the book that changed her life, setting her on the trajectory of becoming one of the world's leading death penalty abolitionists and changing hearts and minds around the world.

Born penniless in Detroit, raised in poverty and foster care, and a young initiate to gang life, William Bailey Bullard defied all odds to become a basketball phenom and spend thirteen years on the world famous Harlem Globetrotters. Now retired and using his voice and skills to help others, we trace his amazing rags to riches story from his early upbringings in Detroit, all the way to North Korea at a sit down dinner with Kim Jong Un, setting three Guinness World Records, and fighting to exonerate his imprisoned brother along the way.