Abuse of Power with David Rudolf and Sonya Pfeiffer
Campfire & Acast StudiosAbuse of Power is a podcast that identifies and discusses the various ways in which law enforcement and the justice system have victimized the very people they are supposed to protect: us.
Coerced confessions. Fabricated evidence. Arresting and prosecuting the innocent. While attention has rightfully been focused recently on police brutality in the street, the abuse of power in that context is on... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | ||||
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James Dailey has been on Florida’s death row for 32 years for the murder of Shelly Boggio. Jury consultant, trial strategist, and Dailey’s criminal defense lawyer, Josh Dubin, walks Sonya and David through Dailey’s case, highlighting how the only “ev... more
In 2006, mother of six, Hannah Overton, was convicted of capital murder after a jury found her guilty of “omission”, failure to seek medical attention for her sickly child in a timely manner. Further investigation after Hannah’s conviction revealed s... more
Perry Lott is another victim of incorrigible police practices in Ada, Oklahoma. He was charged and convicted of rape in 1987, despite having an alibi. The main evidence against him was that the victim "thought" she recognized him. Perry Lott himself,... more
Karl Fontenot was convicted for the 1984 murder of Denice Harraway in Ada, Oklahoma. In 2018 Netflix released the documentary ‘The Innocent Man’ based on John Grisham’s only nonfiction book that detailed the crime and, further, the corruption in Ada.... more
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Came here from the Staircase on Netflix but don’t see any episodes. I love David! What’s going on?
Apple Podcasts1SpaceGrace96
United States2 years ago - Great podcast
Really well done episodes and the hosts put the victims voices first. Interesting criticism of the way the justice system can be used and abused for just to get a conviction. This show taught me about what an objective or subjective investigation looks like. I also think the lessons learned here are valuable in thinking about confirmation bias in any field you work in. Great podcast all around and can’t wait for new episodes.
Apple Podcasts5Lid346United States4 years ago - Hellllllooooo
Don’t hold your breath. That will kill you before you get an episode
Apple Podcasts1Robbo5471
United Kingdom4 years ago - Heart rending story telling
I want more!
Apple Podcasts5rruger0312United States4 years ago - Enlightening!
Brilliant show, please make more episodes.
Apple Podcasts5lulupulu538
Australia4 years ago
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