Agree. But we need to go further. We need to hold not only the prosecution but the detectives and eyewitness accountable, too. The defense attorney, too, for failing to do his/her job in thoroughly vetting the eyewitness. What is Tony Sanborn's life worth? Is "Oops, I made a mistake" enough repayment for 27 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit? As long as witnesses are allowed to lie with impunity, as long as police and prosecutors are allowed to lie with impunity, as long as defense attorneys are allowed to shirk their duty, our so-called "justice" system is a sham. My heart goes out to Sanborn and his family, and I hope this, and similar cases, reopens every case in which eyewitness accounts are the primary evidence against prisoners who continue to profess their innocence.