From Princeton to Prison: The Rise and Fall of My American Dream
An Iranian man living in the United States is wrongly accused of a crime.
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Reza at three years-old.

Reza and his brother at the Caspian Sea during the 1980s.
.1988 Junior High

Reza with his brother. Taken at Reza's commencement ceremony at Princeton in 2006.

Reza posing with his medal after completing the 2013 LA Marathon.
Reza visiting his second cousins in Tehran. 2013.

At a friend's wedding with his brother in 2013.
Reza with friends at his UCLA graduation in 2014.
Reza posing with a Finance Award he received from UCLA.
Reza at the 2015 Bipartisan Summit on Criminal Justice Reform.
Reza as he completes the 2015 LA Marathon.