"Wrongfully Convicted" Picked Up By Major Network"Wrongfully Convicted"

Aug. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- On Monday, August 15th, 2011, Albert Harris Jr., the CEO of White Light Productions gave me permission to publicize his company’s latest project, “Wrongfully Convicted,” a show that will expose real-life stories of people who have been convicted of crimes that they did not commit. Click here to view the first article about this show. Harris Jr. has informed me that everyone at the production company is shocked by the fantastic reaction people have had to the announcement so quickly. Earlier today, (Thursday, August 18th, 2011) Steve Frankel, the attorney for this upcoming show, confirmed that “Wrongfully Convicted” has officially been picked up by a major network. Viewers will soon be able to share in the production company’s excitement when they find out which Network will be broadcasting the show.

The Network approached White Light Productions expressing great interest in the show after finding the show’s video and article on this CNN page. Click here to see the promotional video for “Wrongfully Convicted.” Now that the show has been picked up by a major network, viewers will soon see that the promotional video is merely a prologue to a seemingly infinite, nonfiction story about our legal system taking the “just” out of justice and leaving innocent people in ice cold jail cells.

White Light Productions looks forward to next week, when according to Steve Frankel, they can reveal the name of the major network to the public. White Light Productions and Network have agreed to start the show off with twelve episodes. They plan to announce the news at a press event next week at the Meadowlands Facility. At this event, the Network will discuss the final details of the show that has everyone buzzing, from AOL news to CNN,, and of course, here at “Konsiderit,” the official blog to come to for information about White Light Production’s projects. The Network will also discuss another one of White Light Production’s projects, “Bullied,” at this press event.

The people at White Light Productions and others who are involved in “Wrongfully Convicted” will be having a celebration this Saturday in Philadelphia. Anybody who wants more information about attending should leave inquiries in the comments of this post.

Keep visiting this page for more information regarding the progress of “Wrongfully Convicted.” On Monday, the show’s attorney will be making a statement exclusively through this site.