Molly Davison

Molly Davison was a former drug addict, suicide survivor, and ex-girlfriend of Jose Rodriguez.

Biography
Molly was from a nice family with money. She was also in a relationship with Jose Rodriguez, a soccer player from her high school, he was also two years older than her. Her parents did not approve of this relationship which caused Jose to end their relationship shortly before his eighteenth birthday. She became depressed and started buying drugs from a school dealer named Freddy Dawkins.

She then sent a text to Jose telling him if he didn't show up to her house, then she would end her life. After he showed up, he fell asleep, and woke up to seeing her body in the living room next to an empty bottle of oxycodone. Jose also saw a suicide note, and rang the ambulance, but did not stay for them to arrive because he thought her parents would blame him for it, which they did.

After some investigation, the police arrested Jose for buying the drugs that Molly had overdosed on. Her suicide note had also gone missing and wasn't used in evidence. The police then had Molly and the school dealer, Freddy Dawkins, to confess that Jose had bought the drugs and gave them to Molly.

Six years later, Jose was in prison and still had fourteen more years on his sentence. Jose had gotten a lawyer named Aaron Wallace, who was also a wrongfully convicted prisoner himself. Aaron found out that Jose had a note that Molly had sent him after he was arrested. Aaron then used the handwriting from that note, and Jose's knowledge of the original suicide note and made a forged version of the note.

Aaron then went to the prison that was holding Freddy Dawkins and tried to get him to confess that he had lied six years prior. After that failed, and the plan to get the cop who saw the original note failed, they then got Molly to testify in court.

They showed her the forged suicide note, and she said it was not the original note, but it was the same words. She then confessed in court that her parents had destroyed the original note when she went to the hospital and then she apologized to Jose. After all the evidence was revealed, Judge Tanaka then found Jose innocent of the charges and he was exonerated.