As Dale joins a church and finds a job, his story is met with shock by some and skepticism by others, including the prosecutor who put him in jail.

Paroled under a one-year house arrest with his pen-pal surrogate mother, Dale struggles to begin a new life — and makes a bombshell of a confession.

Because his sentence is reduced to life, convicted killer Dale Sigler is eligible for parole after 30 years, one of only seven to evade death row.