Independent Lens
Convicted of homicide as a teen, Joseph Chamberlain prays for forgiveness while dreaming of a reunion with the love of his life. For years, Philadelphia led the country in sentencing juveniles like Chamberlain to life in prison without parole. Now the D.A.’s office is seeking second chances, but a murder spike that has local media pointing fingers at Krasner threatens to halt their plans.
Meet the Donut King, Ted Ngoy, the Cambodian refugee who built a donut empire.
Frustrated Krasner supporters warn he must accelerate plans to phase out cash bail.
Krasner must decide whether to pursue a rarity—murder charges against a cop.
