Korey Wise

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Korey Wise is one of the wrongfully convicted "Central Park Five" whose real-life story of injustice and eventual exoneration is depicted in the miniseries *When They See Us*.

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instanceOf human
wrongfully convicted person
ageAtTimeOfArrest 16
awardAssociatedWithPortrayal Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie (won by Jharrel Jerome)
birthName Kharey Wise
causeOfExoneration DNA evidence excluding him as the attacker
confession by serial rapist Matias Reyes
citizenship United States
coDefendant Antron McCray
Kevin Richardson
Raymond Santana
Yusef Salaam
convictedOf assault
rape
related charges in the Central Park jogger case
dateOfBirth 1972-07-26
donatedTo Innocence Project
ethnicGroup African American
linked to: Black Americans
exoneratedIn 2002
fieldOfWork prison reform
wrongful conviction advocacy
hasNamedFund Korey Wise Innocence Project at the University of Colorado Law School
knownFor being one of the Central Park Five
exoneration after DNA evidence and confession by Matias Reyes
wrongful conviction in the 1989 Central Park jogger case
legalStatusAtConviction tried and sentenced as an adult
memberOf Central Park Five
linked to: Exonerated Five

Exonerated Five
name Korey Wise
notableEvent publicly advocates for youth and prison reform
story featured in documentaries and news programs about wrongful convictions
occupation criminal justice reform activist
participantIn Central Park jogger case
placeOfBirth New York
New York City
United States
placeOfImprisonment Auburn Correctional Facility
Rikers Island
Wende Correctional Facility
portrayedBy Jharrel Jerome
religion Islam
residence New York City
settlementAmountShare largest individual share of the Central Park Five settlement
settlementContext civil rights lawsuit over wrongful conviction in Central Park jogger case
settlementReceivedFrom City of New York
linked to: New York City
settlementYear 2014
subjectOf When They See Us
timeInPrison approximately 13 years
yearOfConviction 1990

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