and she pleaded to second-degree murder, and was released on time served. Tafero was incinerated in a botched electrocution in 1990. In 2011, she married Peter Pringle, who had himself been exonerated after being sentenced to death in Ireland for the murder of two officers of the Garda Síochána, the Irish police force, Henry Byrne and John Morley. The officers were shot while chasing three armed masked men who had robbed a bank and were fleeing the crime scene. Their car collided with the getaway vehicle and the robbers opened fire. In Ireland, the murders caused national outrage. A former IRA volunteer, Pringle was in the area and came under suspicion. David Keaton: convicted of murdering a Florida police officer in 1971; exonerated in 1973. Delbert Tibbs: African-American Florida man convicted of murdering a white man and raping his girlfriend in 1974; exonerated in 1976. He was eventually freed in 1979 after serving time for an unrelated charge. At the end of the movie, each actor is voiced over by the real life exonerees and then fades to show them as their current selves at the time of filming. Aidan Quinn reprised his role as Kerry Max Cook in the staging of The Exonerated at the Dublin Theatre Festival in Dublin, Ireland, in October 2006 as well as the stage version in New York City. David Soul took over the role of Gary Gauger for several of the Dublin performances. See also List of exonerated death row inmates List of wrongful convictions in the United States References External links Official website for "The Exonerated" movie Erik Jensen and Jessica Blank audio interview 2005 films Films about capital punishment Films directed by Bob Balaban 2000s legal films Overturned convictions in the United States 2000s crime films Films about miscarriage of justice