Drama / Crime
Stella, an intern with the Projet Innocence, is working on the case of a criminal who claims to be innocent of a murder he was convicted.


Anderson Jean-Louis appeals to Projet Innocence, an organization whose mission is to help victims of miscarriages of justice.

Stella puts Anderson's alibi to the test. Coupal questions Strel. Bénédicte does not like the case study. Bruno Godin meets the students.

Gabrielle worries about the increasing closeness between Stella and Anderson. A plan is hatched at Valcourt prison.

A tragedy at the Valcourt correctional facility sets off a wave of panic at Projet Innocence.

The students meet Vickie's former friends. Anderson is unwilling to reveal his real alibi. Coupal threatens to leave the project.

Nadine has doubts about someone she trusted. Béné meets Me Lebeuf. Stella finds out that Vickie had a sugar daddy.

It's a race against time at the Projet Innocence. Béné receives new information about Anderson and doesn't know who to believe.

Projet Innocence sets up its headquarters at Stella's. They try to clarify the contents of a mysterious envelope.

Projet innocence trainees receive some very bad news. Anderson finally reveals his real alibi to Coupal and Stella.

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Armand Coupal

Stella Launière

Gabrielle Girard

Anderson Jean-Louis

Camille Strel

Bénédicte Lebon

Samir Naouri

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Alexis Gonzalez

Mélanie Desbiens

Vickie Tremblay

Brigitte Coulombe

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