'Proven Innocent' episode 2 review: Madeline Scott takes zero shots of alcohol, one shot of justice and frees 2 women

Madeline Scott sets many free but her past still traps her into revisting the nightmare that refuses to be forgotten

A fleeting glimpse of a red-head vampire, a complex case of murder and the liberation of two women trapped in different ways; episode 2 of Fox's new legal drama, 'Proven Innocent,' had a lot to prove after the series premiere received mixed reviews.

Watching Rachelle Lefevre play the role of Madeline Scott, a young lawyer who fights for the wrongly convicted because she herself was wrongfully convicted for the murder of her best friend, echoes a lot of roles the actress has played before, and this episode is sure to delight her 'Twilight' fans.

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