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Police discovered the body of 77-year-old Louise Talley on the second floor of her home in the Nicetown neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Talley had been raped and stabbed to death and her home was looted.

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There where witnesses that said to have seen Wright walking to Talley's house around the same time the crime occurred.

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He said to be the primary suspect in the murder because police found a television belonging to Talley in his house. The detectives obtained a search warrant and returned to Wright’s home where they later said they discovered the bloodstained clothing in Wright’s room. A crime laboratory analyst testified that the blood found on the sweatshirt and jeans, was the same blood type as Talley’s.

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Wright was sent to trial in May 1993.  His witness testified that they all saw him walking to Talley's house, his mother testified that the clothing that was described to be worn by Wright never existed, the detectives testified that the blood found on the items found in his room was his, and than Wright testified and denied ever being in Talley’s house, let alone raping or killing her. He said he did not know any of the witnesses and had not seen any of them before.

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He was sentenced to 25 years in prison in Philadelphia in 1991 for the rape and murder of 77-year-old Louise Talley.

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Eyewitness Misidentification, False Confessions or Admissions, Government Misconduct, Inadequate Defense, Informants were all cause of his convection. What the witnesses have said were all lies that the police told them to say and the detectives had falsely claimed the clothing was found in Wright’s room. DNA testing of the rape kit revealed the DNA of Ronnie Byrd, a Philadelphia crack dealer who in 1991 lived in the same neighborhood as Talley.

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After 25 long dreadful years in prison, Anthony Wright is a free man. He was not provided any compensation but is now suing the city of Philadelphia and the police.