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Juan Catalan, a man accused of murder in 2003, was at Dodger Stadium with his daughter watching a game. Despite presenting his ticket stub, it was insufficient to establish his alibi. To prove his innocence, he had to find footage of himself and his daughter among the 56,000 spectators at the stadium that day. With such a large crowd, how could he locate their image? After being imprisoned for six months, Juan Catalan's lawyer found a unique opportunity to finally prove his innocence. On that day at Dodger Stadium, a film crew was shooting a comedy reality show starring Larry David, and the footage just happened to capture Juan and his daughter. Over a decade and a half later, this wrongful conviction case has been turned into a documentary by Netflix, detailing how the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) used flawed testimony and how prosecutors went to great lengths to secure a conviction. The dramatic and unexpected twists make for an intriguing story.