How do you know he's high? Is he acting a bit "different"? Yes. But he's always like that in his interviews. I know he has a disability of some sort. I've heard partial deafness. I've heard a learning disability. I will say that he seems more neurologically damaged than he seemed in his youth/confession video. I'm curious if maybe he suffered a severe head injury or TBI when he was in prison.

@@elizabethsullivan3838keep in my mind what we saw on our the show wasn’t even half of what happened to him ava just didn’t put it all in

The movie is propaganda ..complete bed of lies. The truth doesn't ring.

LMAOO

The point of the series was to cloud your judgement with emotions so that when their recorded confessions were released you would DISMISS their own statements about what occurred that night in the park.. You never even knew there were recorded confessions because the 5 fought to keep them sealed..

It's on Alec's foot, haha

@ Purple Flower we have to keep in mind that these young individuals are students in the learning process. To refer to them as “idiots” is an insult. A statement I’m certain Mr. Wise, whom you say you love, would agree with. It’s like saying Mr. Wise was an idiot when he went back to the police precinct to check on his friend Yusuf and was caught up in the allegations that imprisoned him. He wasn’t an “idiot”. He was doing what he felt in his heart, as a child, during that time was right. And it is because of him, the other men that make up The Central Park Five were exonerated. Like Oprah, Barbara Walters, Jessica Tan, and Al Roker, it took them years to hone their craft and make it their career. Each of them too made mistakes along the way and conducted ‘not so great’ interviews. They went over their mistakes and perfected areas they felt needed improvement. That’s how we learn and grow as human beings. Through trial and error. These young men and women are future leaders of tomorrow. I wish each of them success as they progress from one stage in life to another. They have shown tremendous respect and appreciation for Mr. Wise, his time in visiting, and speaking with them and the audience about his traumatic experiences. In the video, Mr. Wise was asked the question, “What makes you happy?” He responded, “Y’all.” A powerful and heartfelt response. Being in a room among young and inquisitive strangers , speaking to them and answering their questions, makes him happy. As Mr. Wise stated and great advice to everyone watching, including yourself, “Don’t get caught up in opinions.” Let us not be judge-mental and instead be a part of a solution and a supportive community for society’s youth and the well being of others. Let’s give someone something Mr. Wise didn’t have until much later in life... a strong support system. I applaud these young men and women for their courageous efforts and wanting to become productive members of society. Purple Flower 🌸 it’s said that a purple flower symbolizes success and even royalty, through feelings of admiration. In closing, I wish you success in your endeavors and a prosperous future. Donald Johnson, pseudo name

They are also obviously nervous. Bless them for putting themselves forward. They are also young students. Dumb comment.