Raymond Santana Biography

Raymond Santana is an activist, entrepreneur, and public speaker, known for his wrongful conviction in the Central Park jogger case. In 1989, Santana and four other teenage boys were wrongfully convicted of raping a woman in New York City's Central Park. After serving six years in prison, the charges against the men were vacated when DNA evidence proved their innocence. Since his release from prison, Santana has advocated for criminal justice reform. He has spoken out about the flaws in the system that led to his wrongful conviction. He has also worked to help others who have been wrongfully convicted. In addition to his activism work, Santana is also an entrepreneur and co-founder of Park Madison NYC, a clothing brand inspired by the culture and history of New York City. He has also appeared in several documentaries and television shows, including the acclaimed Netflix series "When They See Us," which tells the story of the Central Park jogger case and the wrongful convictions of Santana and his co-defendants. Santana's story has inspired many, and he continues to use his platform to raise awareness about the issues of wrongful convictions and criminal justice reform.

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