Framed: A Memoir of Robby Ray Brown

Bobby Brown spent thirty years in prison for a crime he swore on his mother's grave he did not commit. Brown wrote, "Your word is all you have in prison. If you put your word on something, you have to keep it. If you borrow anything, or owe any money out, you keep your face good. If anybody talks junk to you or tries you in any way, you have to straighten it. If someone calls you out, you have to be a man and go." This is his amazing story as told in his words, and a glimpse into the criminal justice system that few ever see.