He was hardly free, though, forced to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and register as a sex offender.Things finally began to turn for Banks in 2012 when he was surfing on his computer. Gibson, the same woman who accused him of a heinous crime, reached out on Facebook, sending Banks a friend request.Stunned, Banks got in touch with the help of a private investigator and eventually asked Gibson to help him get exonerated."I mean, I will go through with helping you, but at the same time all that money they gave us I mean, gave me I'm not going to give back," Gibson said while being filmed.Eventually Gibson admitted on tape that Banks never raped or kidnapped her, and with the help of the California Innocence Project, Banks took the taped confession to the district attorney's office."Gibson said that they were just playing around, being curious about sexuality, and that the adults got involved and blew it all out of proportion," according to legal document