'When They See Us' Cast Talks Tough Choices And Limited Resources | VIBE

Michael K. Williams, Niecy Nash and Marsha Stephanie Blake play the parents of Korey Wise and Antron McCray in 'When They See Us.' Watch as they discuss how parents with limited resources can easily make the same mistakes their characters did.
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[@andreeallen3311]

I cried for Kory. !! No amount of money can heal that.

[@anitaparker6213]

No amount of money!!!

[@Embassy97]

yeah it was that painful broke me down emotionally knowing it can still happen today

[@leratophali9281]

I cried throughout, no amount!!!!

[@SayLesNyC]

I cried so many times for him. Cried watching this. Moral of the story cherish your children and your family.

[@farisasmith7109]

@@SayLesNyC And fight for our children, know our rights!

[@joymosley8997]

Weeping that Korey was a baby and needed so much love and affection.

[@pelgirl84]

I teared up just from the interviewer getting emotional. I know I'm going to be a slobbering mess whenever I watch it!

[@janicehutchinson1198]

Crystal Crissy Daniels I cried like a baby honestly

[@PrettyMonroee]

Me too 😭

[@joymosley8997]

@@pelgirl84 The feelings I felt for Korey.......and the rest of the men, I can't put into words. Speechless

[@pelgirl84]

@@joymosley8997 Wow, I will definitely have to prepare myself before I watch it.

[@TheDejavu0912]

I’m crying again hearing Mrs.Nash say that Korey still needs affection. All I wanted to do while watching the movie was give that baby a hug. If I ever see him in life I will be sure to give him the biggest hug I possibly can. I hope he feels all the love and compassion that the world has for him after hearing his story.

[@JB-jf4dv]

I just want to drive into Harlem and hug this king. Shit I want to hug the actor. I mean he hit it out the park. Episode 4 dropped me.

[@oRuTRa45]

@@JB-jf4dv Bruh, I watched all 4 episodes Friday evening and was still messed up the next day at work. I just want to embrace that brother. And Jharrel... I don't know if I've ever seen a more phenomenal, compelling job by an actor.

[@iamlatrice365]

Deja Adams when you’re starved of affection there will still be a need for it.

[@JB-jf4dv]

@@oRuTRa45 to know this was a 16 yr old boy on top of a learning disability was only going to keep his friend company because he knew Yousef mom would be disappointed if he didn't. He never left the police station. Smh.

[@TheDejavu0912]

latrice curtis I know, it’s just that I really wanted to believe that he would have a happily ever after once he was released. I’ve watched a few other interviews just too see how he came out and honestly deep down I knew that there would be long term affects I just hoped there wouldn’t. I just hope he meets a lot of great people that pour love and light into his life.

[@juliandstewart5660]

The entire interview for me was so emotional. The young lady who interviewed is not only beautiful, but intelligent with her questions and knowledge. Great interview. So much so that I wish it was longer.

[@YoungVenchy]

Julian D Stewart I guess if the lady who did the interview was ugly you would have a different impression of the interview. What a dumbass comment. What the fuck does her beauty have to do what the interview, this is what is wrong with the world today.

[@wmextra]

Julian D Stewart and she is so youthful in spirit and knowledgeable journalistically at first sight

[@Nickademas1]

YoungVenchy nigga shut up. People can be beautiful in more ways than the superficial, you just showed your ass.

[@hebrewqueen9280]

Me too

[@mikeaskme3530]

@@Nickademas1 now was it really necessary for you to call him that name? " n*gga".

[@shantalstone519]

"He didnt want to let my hand go" 😣😩😭😭😭😭😭🤧🤧🤧

[@darineshaakintola391]

😩

[@AF-xg1hp]

The interviewer's passion! Whoa! This is the best interview I've seen thus far! Great job!!

[@jordyntaylor5067]

A Free me too. She asked amazing and perfectly executed questions so much passion and compassion this is the most genuine interview I’ve seen

[@paulinedavis8372]

I have chills

[@madelynrose6747]

A Free agreed .

[@holly5998]

This film broke me. It was so compelling and evoked so many emotions. I hope When They See Us sparks a dialogue on criminal justice reform. Enough is enough.

[@jaylin4eva]

I have to take breaks.

[@AroobAmatullah]

I agree. I'm on episode 2, its paused but I'm still tearing up.

[@hedgehogger7105]

Couldn’t agree more... I also had to watch only a couple episodes at a time.

[@raineyj560]

@@hedgehogger7105 I did one & two then 3 and 4. I watched again last night but not sure I could do Korey's episode again

[@maureenachieng2093]

Not just you..I feel the same

[@adamamunu3046]

I have so much respect for the interviewer. It is hard to not break down.

[@Charmedsas1]

I know. Nash's story just destroyed me man.

[@mecca6264]

A M Yes I will agree with you 💯 percent!! I have to admit this interview broke me down!!!

[@bsdguy]

This was another fucked up true story!

[@mychanellife1]

I have never cried so hard during a show , episode 4!!! Sobbing , truly sobbing, multiple times

[@pw85___]

@@Charmedsas1 me too!

[@irving11413]

Shout out to Niecy Nash, she plays a wide range of rolls on camera, but outside of that she’s a real one. She mentioned she joined the innocence project and before that she’s been an activist.

[@Blessed2bhere34]

This film is sooooo good! The guy who played Corey Wise needs a Oscar!!!!!!!!!!!! Mrs. Nash needs a Oscar!!!!!!!!!! If it’s even allowed because it’s a series but I was blown away!!!!! I cried so hard watching this!

[@nicholasstrothers4674]

That kid need to be in movies, his role had me in tears by the end of it.

[@ikexbankai]

A series can’t get an Oscar but they for sure need all the Emmys, Golden Globes, NAACP Image, ECT!!! They deserve all the awards and the CJS needs to be abolished. It can’t be reformed or fixed. We just have to start over.

[@tilabryant2948]

Convict Tv he is phenomenal his name is Jharrel Jerome he was in the Oscar winning movie moonlight. He’s been a star ppl just hadn’t picked on his talent yet

[@followerOfJesus723]

@Christopher Thompson Yes, this was an amazing film. I was absolutely awestruck in the quality of the actors the cinematography and direction. Loved it as I cried.

[@hazeleyes611]

Christopher Thompson I agree with you.

[@butterball_]

When koreys mom visited him the first time that scene broke me. I balled my eyes out. His mom’s reaction when she told him she couldn’t give him $10 for his books was sad. Then when korey quickly responded with saying “it’s okay I don’t need money” to avoid his mom feeling bad I just went 😢

[@cristina-dk4vo]

And the fact that he thought putting in the transfer requests would help him, but only took him further away from his mother

[@butterball_]

A O doesn’t matter brotha. He still asked for $10 and felt bad when his mom said she couldn’t

[@kimberlypeterkin4912]

That scene broke my heart! That was horrible! I was wondering about Korey's backstory. He was there for a crime that he didn't commit, and he didn't have any visitors not even letters from nobody. Yusef Mother was heartbroken for her own son, but she knew that Korey was in jail due to his loyalty for Yusef. Korey wasn't even on the list. It was sad when Korey Mother asked Yusef Mother if she can communicate with Yusef regarding to writing letters. Yusef stopped her in her tracks! I just wonder how she couldn't help him and did she have some family or friends support. To me $10.00 is not a lot of money. Korey was a warrior through all of that. God has something in store for him being a survivor

[@SwayWayBaby]

Korey is a real genuine and kind hearted person. He doesn’t have a evil bone in his body.

[@jsheekey1]

💔

[@thelifeoftaeesworld8949]

Korey part had me in tears🥺

[@Royal_Tee001]

Tae TAE it is and was unbearable, to witness, that a child had to experience that in America

[@natashafranklin5307]

Me.too

[@talkswithtee3397]

Me too

[@Pink_MobStudio]

Oh god I cried like a baby especially knowing that he was innocent lord 😩😩😩😩😩🥺🥺

[@bambibandz.]

How the hell did an interviewer make me cry 😫😫😫😫😫😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Frostgrl681]

The same way she made me cry, namely by being plugged in to her humanity.

[@indiashante1560]

Girl me too. 😢

[@LearningToLove..]

Bambi Bandz she did it to a few of us lol

[@Ray12th1]

Lol funny not funny 😔

[@PhoenixRise0101]

Right

[@NotAnotherTalkingStage]

I can tell Niecey has some fire built up for change in her 💯

[@dadavic]

First thing she do is quit that sellout series, she’s playing to get paid to degrade herself!!!!

[@Gwenesis]

@@dadavic I know what you mean. After the 2nd season, so much has changed in me, I may cancel the series.

[@dadavic]

H.A.R.M_2_15_19 LikeYouTalkIt maybe she does I met her once in passing, a few years back at a Ledisi concert. Beautiful soul but this series just is beneath her I think so anyways!!! Trash

[@BluDrop5]

Warriors for justice...

[@harroc83]

She has she joined the innocence project

[@DivaLifeTv]

This interviewer was Great!!! 👍🏽👍🏽

[@carole-anned.1423]

She was wonderful. A great role model!

[@jameskelly2105]

And u look Amazing

[@Covers-and-Commentary]

great interview. Very thoughtful and beautiful interviewer. She was compassionate and invested not just doing a job.

[@qjohnson21]

Yes the interviewer was amazing who is she?

[@pyro-0438]

Tisha johnson she replied, she’s the comment above you

[@FaithandNova]

@Shenequa Golding you are amazing ❤️❤️❤️

[@bobahun123]

I teared up when she teared up, I think we can all relate to the pain of those young boys on some level after understanding what they went through and how their youth was destroyed by the system

millienl yea she definitely put a lot of thought in her questions...well done👏🏽

[@MrJreed98]

Maaaaaan, ioneeeem cry and when Shenequa’s voice cracked I was like 😭😭😭

[@brooklynngarner8169]

Me too I broke

[@etate7147]

Me Too man🥺

[@MrJreed98]

H.A.R.M_2_15_19 LikeYouTalkIt Dag Bro, I’m sorry for your loss. I pray for healing for your family. Folks are still feeling that Nip death. I feels so senseless 😔

[@christinalubin7032]

BIG FACTS !

[@tammymichelle0320]

Just watched all 4 episodes with my 16 year old son...my baby kept asking me “why Mom?” The interview and prison scenes were the hardest to watch...our dear beloved young brothers survived and their stories are finally being told...may God continue to heal them from their stolen youth and innocence. Still crying😢😢😢

[@nicholasstrothers4674]

I'm so sorry this is something you even have to teach your children about.

[@eastside313yahdig.2]

What was your answer?????? I haven’t even watched it yet and it’ll probably take sometime because I already know how these wicked devils get down.

[@nilsernoriega8403]

Amen

[@TheRealScottFree]

Damn the Interviewer made me shed one....

[@jlkailua]

It makes me suspicious of interviewers who have seen this series before interviewing the actors and actresses, and they are not as emotionally present as her.

[@jlkailua]

SFREEMUSIC1 that’s tragic.

[@ObeyAmmalol]

This interviewer is one of the best

[@CandieP]

Omg yess she brought me to tears.

[@lovely31bluprint]

Yesssss.

[@KendiaMarie]

I am so glad that she brought up Kalief Browder's story relating to Korey because that's exactly what I thought of when watching this. And the fact that when crimes happen to black women there's hardly if any media coverage but when it's a white woman people are up in arms.

[@FaithandNova]

Yes their story in prison is so similar. Wasn't they both the same age when they was sent to Rikers?

[@Luminousone_624]

Agree. And I thought of Kalif too.

[@hebrewqueen9280]

Yesssssss

[@tweetyslife253]

As an outsider, why I saw on the justice is for black American I have no words other than how is this started? I have never seen a black, white or other person being ill treated by a system. In Europe everyone is equal before the law and no one overpower the laws. I feel like black American parents should teach their children to live their truths no matter the cost. Never accept a false narrative no matter what. Teach them never to admit to anything false even if it's to save themselves because only the truth can set them free.

[@BluDrop5]

@@tweetyslife253 You're European (I presume) and honestly believe that no type of racism - whether covert or overt - exists? You may want to do some deeper research about instances of racism and colorism in ANY European country, then check back in with us.

[@louisianaboi08]

I dont cry from movies as a man. But this series had me sick as a dog. korey's story tore me up. This was a baby in jail with grown ass men! Im so happy GOD kept that man. Nobody but GOD.

[@laurahudnell6099]

Preach!

[@ColeTrainPhenomenalcrew]

louisianaboi08 amen

[@shirleycorey5197]

Nobody but GOD!

[@Jeremythemarketer]

Sorry but that sounds so stupid. If god is just he wouldn't have to go through it at all.

[@brandygee9954]

🙌

[@espinc3642]

This interviewer is powerful. She is not only engaged and connected, she is also bringing facts and data for a more in depth conversation. Love it!

[@JadedJassy21]

For real. She came with facts to make this interview so much better than it would have been otherwise.

[@michellegaddes3377]

@@JadedJassy21 💌

[@dakotac180]

Yo the fact that the interviewer was crying. It's heartbreaking.

[@saphire2214]

Shenequa Golding Editor of Vibes Magazine. Her interviewing skills are top notch! A +

[@marvcandygifford8054]

Imma fallow her sis going places

[@songtress66]

My favorite part of her scene was when she said, "Korey...somebody loves you, baby!" I cried like a baby! His young body was being abused by older men, and the last thing he could remember is the touch of his mother. Jesus! I can cry all over again...

[@1984mschanel]

Girllllll!!! I can't! My heart is broken too.

[@janicehutchinson1198]

Antaeus Lee I swear am 22 wasn’t even born yet and I cried like a baby watching it. Because I have a African American son and brother. What I got from this was educate yourself. We need to have that talk with our kids about color and the police

[@1984mschanel]

@@janicehutchinson1198 I'm glad that was your takeaway. We also need to learn the history of African- Americans in this country to understand how these stories are even possible.

[@dinaf_tommyf]

Great interview! The reporter did an awesome job!

[@Angel_Mayberry]

SHE DID!

[@LynxFan10]

Shenequa Golding first of all, you’re gorgeous! Secondly, I love that you weren’t afraid to show emotion during this interview.

[@filmadcamp1512]

Love this interview and interviewer. She is gorgeous and smart. Good job.

[@sanayprince3002]

i cried so much for Korey, he went through so much at such a young age and deserves the MOST love ‼️😢

[@girl2h4u]

I needed to hear that story about Niecy and Korey walking together... it’s been so hard after watching that last part of the movie... I am so selfishly stuck in my feelings about Korey it hurts so bad😭 but I can find some peace that Korey is finally getting love. from her, and Ava, and the world now. I will make it my life’s work to make sure that this stops. Progress will be made.

[@Zeebo216]

Great movie but could not survive another viewing...

[@girl2h4u]

Zenobia Russell nope. 1 viewing was lasting enough...

[@lisapierce737]

I can watch it again but Korey store I will never ever watch it again. That torn my insides up to shreds and when the interviewer started to cry...my goodness I’m done

[@clarencesanders3789]

I wanted to watch this last night but anger started brewing up in the first five minutes of the film...I had to cut it for a later date. I am so tired of seeing my people being killed and harassed. Not to mention I experience so many incidences between 15-39 years of age because I looked younger than my age. I am 59 today but when seeing things like this I revisit some of that pain of police ignorance.

[@baihu4u]

I did the exact same. Started watching Saturday morning. When I saw the cop assault the kid in the park I cut it (to not ruin the rest of my day)... Immediately after Sunday dinner I sat down with my 13 yr old son and shared a conversational watching session. Powerful film. Episode 4 though?!? Super heavy.. Smh.

[@JourneywithMAMAZURI-hb8nr]

I AGREE BROTHA. I COULDN'T DO IT. I CAN'T DO IT. BUT WHAT I CAN DO IS RAISE HELL!!!!

[@terrencesmith6329]

Same here brother, it’s kinda harder for some of us

[@bjbrownbob]

OMG me too!!!!😢😢 I can't see how anyone can watch beyond 5 minutes and not GET HEATED!!!😡

[@ellengyselinck5724]

It is hard to watch. I almost turned it off several times. But if you keep watching it is definitely worth it.

[@swanyay3304]

Great interview. My father was sentenced to 11 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Although he won his appeal, it left troubling times. This series hit home, and it gave me closure

[@khadijahmuhammad4771]

Did he get any sort of retribution?

[@shaybug0330]

Lord, i crying at work. This movie is literally our modern day roots. Should be played at school

[@renegrace1]

Shawna Mckinney s Great idea!

[@khadijahmuhammad4771]

They don't even play roots at school.

[@abyanfarah1076]

Omg I can’t stop 😢😢

[@Lil08103]

the interviewer is a MOOD and a SNACK!

[@ms.sharon.262]

What?

[@oRuTRa45]

Naw, bruh. Sis is a whole meal. Nourishing and nutritious.

[@Cateye17]

She's beautiful...but this story is deeper than the interviewer

[@morganjeromee6014]

A meal and a carry out watutalmbout

[@lindamathias6230]

The Central Park 5, deserves more than $41 million, to divide amongst each of them. Prayers for them always.

[@tashajackson7968]

Frederick Wells it actually was more for Korey so the others had to split the rest

[@drtash21]

They do need a whole lot more money but all that is PEANUTS in comparison to what they need (justice) because even if they got 100 million each it will not give them back their innocence that was violently taken from them. Corey's experience in particular broke my heart into a million pieces. Being repeatedly beaten and raped by grown ass men as a 16 year old I mean...I couldn't take it for more than one day and have the will to live.

[@Dazzledust22]

@Frederick Wells They received 1million for each year they were imprisoned. They all got different amounts.

[@spacewitchvulcan]

Niecy Nash done a spectacular job!

[@TXejas19]

When his dad tried to make him a meal all old and frail and helpless but trying. I cried 😭😭😭😭 I choose not to forgive my parents and its so hard to move past the pain so this did a number on me

[@Amiakatee]

I feel korey’s pain😫

[@sylviabrown9819]

OMG.....she had me in TEARS talking about Korey!!

[@dyoung2739]

Ava,as usual, did an amazing job. Ava's level of respect for humanity moves me to tears.

[@chantecampbell6776]

This needs an Oscar, Emmy EVERYTHING.... I CRIED MY LASHES OFF!!!

[@JB-jf4dv]

Episode 4 dropped me. 6'5 265 and I had to pause the movie like 10 times.

[@chantecampbell6776]

@@JB-jf4dv TRUST ME.... I KNOW!!!!

[@JB-jf4dv]

@@chantecampbell6776 when he said "I'm all out of bad luck" then gets sent further away from his mom's broke me.

[@chantecampbell6776]

@@JB-jf4dv Liissssttteeennn I LOST IT!!!! He just wanted to see his mom... When his brother died.... Look man dont make me cry now...

[@oRuTRa45]

@@chantecampbell6776 I don't even know how to describe the emotions that brought on when his brother died. That was complex.

[@k.adiohead]

The audio of this through headphones is godlike.

[@casiussmith3394]

Kayla Logan Sounds like you're sitting in the room

[@maritareads5229]

I haven’t even watched it yet but i lost it went the interviewer broke her voice. I don’t think I’ll survive this 😞

[@taxr2111]

Martha Kajwang' you have to watch it! Then watch it again. It’s a tell. And done so well!!! ❤️

[@overworkedful]

Martha Kajwang' Probably not. I’m still drowning in all sorts of emotions today. Stayed home from work today...😭😩🍷

[@yankeeyobaby]

U have to.

[@yannicmckoy6128]

@@overworkedful I did yesterday too and I went in today and was so disconnected

[@Mclaren_karen]

This interviewer was absolutely amazing!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👌🏽 Good job Sistah✊🏾 #blackexcellence

[@JolieNoire]

I LOVE THE INTERVIEWER!!!!! 😩😩😩😩😩😩 this was amazingly done!!!!

[@ErikaWithAK78]

If she's crying in the interview I can only imagine what I'm gone do whenever I watch this. *sigh* 😔...

[@prettybrown6201]

I still haven't watched this. I can not.

[@samanthajenkins9344]

ABSOLUTELY LOVED Niecy Nash's last statement!👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@ning1876]

This interviewer is incredible

[@Unpopularopinion2024]

*IF YOU HAVE BLACK CHILDREN* *MAKE SURE THAT THEY KNOW* *TO NEVER EVER TALK TO THE* *POLICE WITH OUT A PARENT OR* *LAWYER PRESENT AND THAT IT* *IS THEIR RIGHT TO ASK FOR* *REPRESENTATION. THEIR LIVES* *DEPEND ON THEM KNOWING* *THIS*

[@rosej5029]

Daniel Fountain you might add no matter what the police "does to you" because you know your rights still don't say anything.

[@Marshay]

I love how she brought up his longing for affection, what he was willing to risk and Kalief Browder, his story breaks my heart.

[@cclarke0321]

Vibe you have a compassionate journalist. A true brilliant journalist. I look forward to seeing all of her work! Shine on....

[@nataraknight8077]

😔😓just so thankful they lived to tell thier stories💞💞

[@Coryclemmings]

That last bit of what Neicy was saying!! When They See Us is a masterpiece, n everyone's performance was beyond!!, especially Neicy's since she's mostly been typed cast for much of her TV life. I felt everything everytime she was on screen, especially during the moments she was there in Korey's states of mental breakdown visioning her!!

[@BriaBarrows]

this interviewer is perfect. we appreciate your passion Shenequa

[@owenl.robertsiii4719]

I watched this last night. I had to shed a tear for these men who endured extreme injustice. As a young man watching this I can't even fathom the realities these men faced. The actor portrayals and Ava Duvernay is so beautiful. Thank you so much for showing their truth.

[@03clarkkent03]

"...We totally miss the benefit of the doubt..." That comment was the something that stuck with me. Excellent interview!!

[@Aedriyuna31]

Part four messed me up. I just wanted to give him a hug. He went through so much.

[@Keyanna22Taylor]

When She Started Breaking Down About Korey I Was BooHooing All Over Again . 😭😭💔💔

[@capricewilks4438]

Thank you to Ava for bringing this case to light it spoke on so many issues not only in NYC police system, but some issues in the black community This 4 part series mad me more aware cry upset every possible emotion

[@indialove2569]

Kory Wise....His story really broke me 😢 I just wanna give him a hug and show some love 😔

[@domthesupa]

The interviewer is so pure. I bow to her because it feels like she not even doing a job, throw that title out the window. She asking those questions genuinely for her own knowledge and for the culture.

[@chitquitaward4516]

Loved the movie, this interview tore me up. I am forever changed as well.

[@mariochalo]

When the interviewer broke down I bawled remembering that scene

[@alanfreeman7374]

Loved this interview. Cried during the 1st half of it.. During watching the series i was mad and sad at the same time. I cried mostly during the 4th one.. Don't think i can bring myself to watch it again..

[@milesandcoffee]

Love Niecy Nash! In this interview, it is clear that she was ready, willing and able to give Korey Wise the love he craved and needed from a mother figure. She gave him that as a mother figure. She became his mother, not as an actor but as a human. They ALL did a great job in When They See Us!

[@oliviagrahammake-upservice7480]

I'm from South Australia and this film has traumatised me. It has affected me so deeply, I'm watching every interview I can on this case (I've never heard of it before). I can not believe the injustice, the helplessness of these boys, the inept court case, the fact a child was put in jail! What the actual fuck? My mind is blown. Jharrel Jerome was absolutely amazing. Every actor in this piece did so well. 🙌 And I'm thankful Netflix took this topic on. These poor, poor men. Makes me cry.

[@PcfulSol]

Man listen...I am not coming on the internet for another mouth ....she said he held her hand and DIDN’T want to let her hand go. Woooooo...Teary eyed.

[@hopkinsr1000]

just broke down thinking about my nephew and those boys! the interviewer showed real compassion about the issue at hand not being star-struck! Shalom!

[@BAKERY_CLOSED]

Niecy was beyond amazing in this role. It was awesome to see her step out of her typical comedy roles and go to another place and she knocked it out of the park. She was genuinely touched by this. That's the beauty of art.

[@datboicam1632]

Seeing antron ignore the dad when he tried so hard to make him food and him not talking to him made me literally want to cry i thought that he shouldnt have ignore his dad at all I felt what the father was feeling when he was going to cry. There was a exerting amount of sadness in my heart for the dad and ive never cried but at that very moment... i did want to cry.😭😭😢

[@TheBlakfantasy01]

GREAT INTERVIEW.... VERY insightful questions, you can tell you actually took something away from the film... and I appreciated your raw emotions to the film and with the cast!!!

[@hasan7786]

This interview got me all emotional. I had to keep reminding myself that these were the actors. Shenequa Golding crushed it!!! Great interview all around.

[@maureensimmons]

This is the BEST interviewer that I've seen in a long while. So much compassion and authenticity in this interview.

[@aliciahogan509]

This interview was everything. The interviewer was very knowledgeable and during an interview, the interviewer is supposed to keep their composure but if this filim didnt break you, then nothing can. The cast was AWESOME. The young man that played Cory, kudos, he is about to BLOW UP!. Every actor and actress I felt depicted a true picture of a snippet of what these men had to endure. And no amount of money they could receive would ever be enough. I am emotional writing this.

[@MrWR1GHT]

Niecy...I wouldn't let your hand go either! Love ya!!! Great Documentary and Great Interview

[@lorenspagnuolo6892]

Well said by this interviewer - I loved it and hated it ( in terms of what happened ) .....

[@kairuhuhme]

When the dad was dying, I swear it broke my hear into pieces knowing that he was dying.. Tears just kept pouring. 😭

[@lovenevadawms9562]

She can teach a LOTTT OF PPLE HOW TO INTERVIEW!! WELL DNE WELL DNE👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@bjbrownbob]

That was A POWERFUL interview!!! Great job interviewer for adding compassion to this interview!!😢😢

[@misterjohnson3363]

I like the inviewer. She asked some great questions.

[@upclose22]

Wow, this was really a great interview. I’ve never seen an interviewer more moved. This docu series definitely opened my eyes to the CP5 - the story was raw and compelling. My heart goes out to these men. Such beautiful souls🙏🏽💕 I almost didn’t watch this. Now I’m glad that I did.

[@celieboo]

Great interview! I love how the interviewer let her emotions show. This was a horrible, horrible thing that happened in history. We know about this incident and these men recieved some type of justice. Throughout US history, there are thousands and thousands of black men who never had representation, exoneration, or justice. Amerikkka has committed so many atrocities.

[@rathman4601]

Just finished the series! So many emotions running right now.

[@cvc1814]

this Interviewer she is a amazing

[@lionelluva]

This series was perfectly cast and incredibly stunning! As much as I didn’t watch to finish this series, I stayed up until 3 am to finish the entire series. I was left with so emotions - rage, indignation, fear, compassion, sorrow, grief

[@kelsielewis3331]

That interviewer asked some tough questions. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Amazing

[@inthepresenceofalady]

She started then I started ... LORD

[@hazeleyes611]

The interviewer is awesome. Niecy Nash my girl. All are great actors. Wonderful interview.

[@stellank7931]

When Korey screaming at his mum and said "come as much as you can" it changed my life! I hugged my son soo tight 💔💔💔❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@anayamccreary]

And there go my tears again....

[@MoEatsLA]

I'm crying all over again!

[@aprillechalisse]

Why did this make me cry. Excellent conversation. Amazing interview❤

[@meekyw.4010]

I concur with a lot of the other comments, the interviewer is amazing. Who is she?

[@meekyw.4010]

@Shenequa Golding God bless my sister, you made me feel so proud and I don't even know you. But, I know what is: it's because we get accustomed to only seeing one version of ourselves on media platforms don't get me wrong I love seeing the sista girl from around the way, but we're so much more than that, deeper than that. This interview for me was on so many levels the content, the professional, the compelling urge for call to action, and with all of that little black and brown girls seeing you conduct this stellar interview motivates so many of them. Thank you for that.

[@oRuTRa45]

@Shenequa Golding You are phenomenal. ❤️❤️❤️

[@thelionness20]

@shenequagolding thank you for the human perspective and not the stoic one. I hope to see you out here more, I thought real journalism was a lost art. Great, thought provoking questions with purpose.. WE need this..

[@Synchronite]

Shenequa Golding 🙏🏾❤️👸🏿

[@habibawest9253]

Shenequa Golding - This is the best interview I’ve seen for this miniseries. As a graduate of a top journalism school (Newhouse), I’m giving you all the props! Bravo, sista!

[@libmuse]

This was a great interview. I had a conversation with a friend this morning on how powerful this story was. I can say at times I had to walk away to process everything because the grief and pain was so intense. This great injustice has forever changed these young men and families who had to sit powerless in this pain. Even though time has passed I still see the indention of this horrific experience on these now adult men. I applaud Ava Duverney for telling the hard stories and the actors for very moving performances.

[@biziown9045]

im from NY i remember this story very well, when i saw the trailer for this movie i knew right away what it was about, then i tried watching it and only watched about 15 minutes of it and i just couldn't, this story and what happened to those kids and they way it did, i just hate this fucking system..

[@joshuagoff4228]

U right that shit was hard to watch

[@lacraysha1]

INJUSTICE SYSTEM will really fuck up someone's life

[@curtis75black]

I almost didn’t. I made a drink of Crown Royal 🍎 & Cranberry and ran through it. Finished at 1:00 am Saturday Morning. It was hard.

[@vvsjewel9400]

First interview with compassion♥️thanks for caring

[@michellemarie2590]

Beautiful... not to blame the victim while standing by the son’s innocence; knowing there is nothing you can do. Amazingly heart breaking

[@lizzy7774]

Such an amazing job you all did telling their stories 👏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾♥️