
The Truth & Justice Podcast is listener driven show, devoted to the pursuit of truth and justice. Host, Bob Ruff, investigates potential wrongful conviction and cold cases using a unique crowdsourcing approach. Bob invites listeners to participate in the investigations, as he breaks down a new case in each season in real time. Truth & Justice season 17 follows and investigates the potential wrongf... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1006 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

Bob is joined by attorney Michael Ausbrook to discuss how the process of post-conviction relief works (specifically in Indiana), and how it applies to the Chris Bynum case.
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Bob, Zaq, and Janet answer listener questions about all past seasons and talk more about Gerald Mathews' confession.
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In this episode, Bob live streams with Patrons. We get an update on where things stand with the Bynum case, and Bob shares the latest updates on all of our past seasons. We also get a look into the future plans of Truth & Justice for the next few mon... more
Bob and Zaq answer listener questions following Bob's interview with listener Colin Shortland, in which Colin shared his analysis of the ball field crime scene.
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Nothing like how you began this pod years ago, which was very riveting.
Now it’s just more employees for you to support & lots of jawjacking blather. No more freeing the innocent. Just rehash “investigation”. Unfollowed
An investigative and crowd sourced pod that tries to exonerate the wrongly convicted. Bob Ruff is an amateur investigator who relies on us to help him with research and theories. He's a brave man and I'm a proud supporter.
I absolutely love this podcast. I started listening after listening to Serial and heard a documentary that Bob was on. I was hooked after the 1st season. It is a tragedy that there are so many wrongful convictions out there. I absolutely love listening to each season. I do not care what Bob’s political views are and I believe he does a great job not really bringing that nonsense into the podcast. I feel he presents the cases as unbiased as he can. Anyone who complains please make your own podcas... more
I think the fact that this is a live update show that often progresses week by week is lost on a lot of people. Sometimes Bob has to do filler episodes because they are waiting for things to happen in real time. I lean right in my politics but I also understand the criminal justice system is shot. It is kind of annoying to hear about people’s feelings all the time. I understand victims are the most important thing, and that needs to be handled sensitively. However, Janet apologizing every time s... more
I cannot recommend this podcast anymore. Two hours worth of info, spread out in an entire season. Way more fluff than substance in the past three seasons. The hosts seem like nice people though.
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Focused on the pursuit of truth and justice, the podcast investigates potential wrongful convictions and cold cases, engaging listeners in real-time discussions and explorations of complex legal narratives. Each season typically zeroes in on a single case, with the latest season centering on the alleged wrongful conviction of Chris Bynum surrounding a quintuple homicide. This interactive approach cultivates a community of crime enthusiasts and advocates for justice, offering a blend of emotional storytelling and analytical detective work to challenge established legal conclusions.
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Recent guests on Truth & Justice include:
1. Michael Ausbrook
2. Tasha Stiles
3. Alison Clayton
4. Danica Obregon
5. Mike Ware
6. Allison Clayton
7. Kaitlin Gilbert
8. Amanda Knox
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