Near Genius Films

09/13/2026

Exoneration matters.

Dustin Turner spent more than 30 years in prison for a murder another man later admitted committing alone.

In 2008, a Virginia court found that Dustin did not abduct Jennifer Evans. Yet the conviction remained, and the consequences of that conviction still follow him today.

Justice cannot simply mean closing a case and refusing to look back. When the evidence changes, the system has an obligation to confront it.

Target of Opportunity: The U.S. Navy SEALs and the Murder of Jennifer Evans tells the story, examines the evidence, and asks a simple question:

What should happen when finality and justice are no longer the same thing?

Watch Target of Opportunity on Amazon, Tubi, or visit ExonerateDustinTurnerNow.com to learn more.

09/07/2026

Dustin Turner spent more than 30 years in prison for a murder another man confessed to committing alone.

His freedom matters—but freedom is not the same as exoneration. Dustin still deserves to have his name cleared.

Watch Target of Opportunity: The U.S. Navy SEALs and the Murder of Jennifer Evans on Amazon, Tubi, or directly through ExonerateDustinTurnerNow.com. See the evidence. Hear the testimony. Decide for yourself.

09/05/2026

A jury can only decide a case from the evidence placed before it.

Years after Dustin Turner’s conviction, Billy Joe Brown stated and testified that he alone killed Jennifer Evans—and that Dustin tried to stop him. In 2008, a Virginia court found that Dustin did not abduct Jennifer.

Those facts came too late for Dustin’s original jury. He went on to spend 31 years in prison.

What might the verdict have been if that jury had heard the later testimony and findings? Examine the case for yourself at ExonerateDustinTurnerNow.com, linked in our bio. Watch Target of Opportunity on Amazon and Tubi.

Exonerate Dustin Turner Now Thirty years after his conviction, the fight for complete exoneration continues. 31 YEARS TAKEN 2008 NO ABDUCTION FOUND TARGET OF OPPORTUNITY Two Navy SEAL trainees. One murdered woman. Two convictions—and a confession that changed the story. Target of Opportunity exami...

09/05/2026

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A jury can only decide a case from the evidence placed before it.

Years after Dustin Turner’s conviction, Billy Joe Brown stated and testified that he alone killed Jennifer Evans—and that Dustin tried to stop him. In 2008, a Virginia court found that Dustin did not abduct Jennifer.

Those facts came too late for Dustin’s original jury. He went on to spend 31 years in prison.

What might the verdict have been if that jury had heard the later testimony and findings? Examine the case for yourself at ExonerateDustinTurnerNow.com, linked in our bio. Watch Target of Opportunity on Amazon and Tubi.

08/30/2026

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08/28/2026

What happens when a conviction survives even after the story behind it falls apart?

Dustin Turner spent 31 years in prison. Billy Joe Brown later confessed and testified that he alone killed Jennifer Evans—and that Dustin tried to stop him. In 2008, a Virginia court also found that Dustin did not abduct Jennifer, undermining the legal basis used to convict him of felony murder.

Dustin is free, but he is not exonerated. It is time to correct the record.

Learn more at the link in our bio: ExonerateDustinTurnerNow.com

Watch Target of Opportunity on Amazon or free on Tubi.

08/26/2026

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08/26/2026

Exonerate Dustin Turner *Now.
www.exoneratedustinturnernow.com

08/24/2026

Dustin Turner spent 31 years in prison for a murder another man confessed to committing alone.

In 2008, a Virginia court found that Dustin did not abduct Jennifer Evans—the allegation used to convict him of felony murder. His release from prison was an important step, but freedom is not exoneration.

The record still needs to be corrected.

Learn more, watch Target of Opportunity, and join the effort to exonerate Dustin Turner:

ExonerateDustinTurnerNow.com and available on Amazon and Tubi

08/17/2026

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