Sean Ellis is the Director of the Exoneree Network, an initiative he co-founded alongside exonerees Ray Champagne and Victor Rosario, to support the practical, emotional, and spiritual reentry needs of people who have been wrongfully convicted. Arrested at the age of 19 for the murder of a police officer, Sean was convicted at his third trial only after two juries could not reach a unanimous verdict. Sean was exonerated in 2018 after spending nearly 22 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Significant police corruption and misconduct, including witness coercion, as well as misleading forensic evidence, led to Sean's wrongful conviction. He is the subject of the Netflix Docu-Series, Trial 4.