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* ''Literature/TheScumVillainsSelfSavingSystemRenZhaFanpaiZijiuXitong'': Shen Qingqiu gets accused of several crimes performed by the original, and is framed for others. It's only after his death via self-detonation of his core that he gets acquitted for said crimes off-page.
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* Plays a part in the ''Series/DeathInParadise'' episode "In the Footsteps of a Killer"; eight years prior, a woman was arrested for murder and died in prison, as she was the only one of the pool of suspects who couldn't provide an alibi. However, the episode opens when a man the victim slept with on the night of the crime returns to the island to give her an alibi; the night he slept with the victim was the last day of his holiday on the island and he had an early morning flight out, with the result that he never realised she was in trouble until he returned. This new information leads to the team re-opening the case and determining that the true culprit had faked their own alibi.
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* Plays a part in the ''Series/DeathInParadise'' episode "In the Footsteps of a Killer"; eight years prior, a woman was arrested for murder and died in prison, as she was the only one of the pool of suspects who couldn't provide an alibi. However, the episode opens when a man the victim woman slept with on the night of the crime returns to the island to give her an alibi; the night he slept with the victim woman was the last day of his holiday on the island and he had an early morning flight out, with the result that he never realised she was in trouble until he returned. This new information leads to the team re-opening the case and determining that the true culprit had faked their own alibi.
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* ''Series/<idsomerMurders'': In "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS23E2 The Debt of Lies]]", The thief who stole part of the money from the Goldman-Forbes heist is suspected to be Damian Bennet, the patrolman who helped discover where the original gang was hiding the money. He's innocent, however, but the real thief is DCI Sebastian Cabot, Barnaby's old mentor, who stole the money to help pay for care for his autistic son.
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* ''Series/<idsomerMurders'': ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': In "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS23E2 The Debt of Lies]]", The thief who stole part of the money from the Goldman-Forbes heist is suspected to be Damian Bennet, the patrolman who helped discover where the original gang was hiding the money. He's innocent, however, but the real thief is DCI Sebastian Cabot, Barnaby's old mentor, who stole the money to help pay for care for his autistic son.
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* ''Series/<idsomerMurders'': In "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS23E2 The Debt of Lies]]", The thief who stole part of the money from the Goldman-Forbes heist is suspected to be Damian Bennet, the patrolman who helped discover where the original gang was hiding the money. He's innocent, however, but the real thief is DCI Sebastian Cabot, Barnaby's old mentor, who stole the money to help pay for care for his autistic son.
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* A non-lethal example occurs in the ''WesternAnimation/VivaPinata'' episode "Candibalism". When Fergy is declared guilty of being a cannibal (he ate a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb after trying to pass it off as his cousin), he gets catapulted to the moon. Right after he's sent flying, a piece of paper flutters down... which turns out to be a receipt for a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb. Fortunately for [[SweetTooth Fergy]], the moon happens to be full of sweets, so it's not a total DownerEnding. And Ferry is back on earth by the next episode [[SnapBack without any explanation]].
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* A non-lethal example occurs in the ''WesternAnimation/VivaPinata'' episode "Candibalism". When Fergy is declared guilty of being a cannibal (he ate a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb after trying to pass it off as his cousin), he gets catapulted to the moon. Right after he's sent flying, a piece of paper flutters down... which turns out to be a receipt for a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb. Fortunately for [[SweetTooth Fergy]], the moon happens to be full of sweets, so it's not a total DownerEnding. And Ferry DownerEnding, and Fergy is back on earth by the next episode [[SnapBack without any explanation]].
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* A non-lethal example occurs in the ''WesternAnimation/VivaPinata'' episode "Candibalism". When Fergy is declared guilty of being a cannibal (he ate a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb after trying to pass it off as his cousin), he gets catapulted to the moon. Right after he's sent flying, a piece of paper flutters down... which turns out to be a receipt for a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb. Fortunately for [[SweetTooth Fergy]], the moon happens to be full of sweets, so it's not a total DownerEnding.
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* A non-lethal example occurs in the ''WesternAnimation/VivaPinata'' episode "Candibalism". When Fergy is declared guilty of being a cannibal (he ate a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb after trying to pass it off as his cousin), he gets catapulted to the moon. Right after he's sent flying, a piece of paper flutters down... which turns out to be a receipt for a life-sized chocolate bunnycomb. Fortunately for [[SweetTooth Fergy]], the moon happens to be full of sweets, so it's not a total DownerEnding. And Ferry is back on earth by the next episode [[SnapBack without any explanation]].
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* In ''Literature/PosterGirl'' children who had been locked up for their parents crimes in a ghetto are eventually released after ten years. Though several of them died during the ten years in the ghetto either due to the terrible conditions or suicide, including the main characters boyfriend David who killed himself because of the hopless situation.
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* In ''Literature/PosterGirl'' children who had been locked up for their parents parent's crimes in a ghetto are eventually released after ten years. Though several of them died during the ten years in the ghetto either due to the terrible conditions or suicide, including the main characters character's boyfriend David who killed himself because of the hopless hopeless situation.
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* In ''Literature/PosterGirl'' children who had been locked up for their parents crimes in a ghetto are eventually released after ten years. Though several of them died during the ten years in the ghetto either due to the terrible conditions or suicide, including the main characters boyfriend David who killed himself because of the hopless situation.
