Sirius Black's innocence is proven from "summary" of Double Trouble and a Window to the Past (selections from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) by
After a series of mysterious events surrounding the escape of Sirius Black, the notorious prisoner from Azkaban, Harry Potter and his friends embark on a quest to uncover the truth behind the accusations against him. With the help of a time-turner, they journey back in time to witness the events leading up to the tragic night when Black was accused of betraying Harry's parents to Voldemort. As they observe the past unfold before their eyes, Harry and Hermione realize that Sirius Black was not the treacherous villain they had been led to believe. In fact, they discover that it was Peter Pettigrew, their seemingly harmless friend and fellow Marauder, who had betrayed Harry's parents and framed Black for his crimes. Armed with this newfound knowledge, Harry and Hermione race against time to prevent a grave injustice from taking place. They confront Pettigrew and expose his true allegiance, clearing Sirius Black's name once and for all. With the help of their friends and the courage to stand up for what is right, they are able to bring the real culprit to justice and vindicate Black of all charges. In the end, Sirius Black's innocence is finally proven, and he is able to reclaim his freedom and his rightful place in the wizarding world. This revelation not only brings closure to a long-standing mystery but also strengthens the bonds of friendship and loyalty that Harry and his friends share. Through their unwavering determination and belief in the truth, they are able to right a wrong and set things right in the magical realm.
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