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In this January 2017, photo, Isaiah McCoy hugs one of his daughters as he walks out of Howard R. Young Correctional Institution in Wilmington, Del., as a free man. Isaiah McCoy enjoyed the limelight that came with sharing his story after he left Delaware’s death row a free and exonerated man. He gave speeches to innocence projects, anti-death penalty groups and lawyers associations. Now, he’s in a federal detention center in Honolulu, where prosecutors accuse him of sex trafficking. They say McCoy forced young women into prostitution. He says he’s again accused of a crime he didn’t commit. (Doug Curran /The News Journal via AP)
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