Antron McCray

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Antron McCray is one of the five Black and Latino teenagers wrongfully convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger case, later known collectively as the Exonerated Five.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
member of the Exonerated Five
wrongfully convicted person
alsoKnownAs one of the Central Park Five
associatedWith criminal justice reform discourse
discussions of racial bias in the U.S. legal system
case Central Park jogger case
coDefendant Kevin Richardson
Korey Wise
Raymond Santana
Yusef Salaam
collectiveName Central Park Five
linked to: Exonerated Five

Exonerated Five
convictedOf assault
rape
convictionStatus wrongful conviction
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicity African American
Latino
exoneratedIn 2002
exonerationReason DNA evidence and confession by Matias Reyes implicating another perpetrator
lawsuit civil rights lawsuit against New York City
legalOutcome convictions vacated
memberOf Exonerated Five
minorAtTimeOfArrest true
name Antron McCray
notableFor being one of the teenagers wrongfully convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger case
placeOfBirth United States of America
portrayedBy Caleel Harris
Jovan Adepo
portrayedIn When They See Us
settlementWith City of New York
linked to: New York City
subjectOf documentaries about the Central Park Five
victimOf coerced confession
police misconduct
wrongful imprisonment
yearOfArrest 1989

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When They See Us portrays Antron McCray
Antron McCray name Antron McCray
Raymond Santana associatedWith Antron McCray
Korey Wise coDefendant Antron McCray