Then in1932, Frank Wiecek was sentenced to life in prison. After eleven years, a newspaper ad by Frank's mother prompts Chicago writer P.J. O'Neal to investigate. O'Neal has been convinced Frank is guilty for years. Officials unwilling to be shown wrong escalate their opposition when he starts to change his opinion.
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Then in1932, Frank Wiecek was sentenced to life in prison. After eleven years, a newspaper ad by Frank's mother prompts Chicago writer P.J. O'Neal to investigate. O'Neal has been convinced Frank is guilty for years. Officials unwilling to be shown wrong escalate their opposition when he starts to change his opinion.
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