
Attorneys Colin Miller and Rabia Chaudry investigate and report on wrongful conviction cases in an effort to exonerate innocent incarcerated defendants.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 486 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNews | |||

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I love this podcast and always enjoy the thoughtful analysis. Is it possible to label seasons? Hard to filter through all the episodes to find old cases to revisit.
I’ve been listening since day one and haven’t missed a season since. I listen while I run and this podcast captures my attention and is so intriguing that the miles fly by! I look forward to each new episode and sincerely appreciate the thoroughness of the investigations and well sourced reporting of the science around evidence. I am a fan for life!
I’m listening to series 2 at the moment. I absolutely love this podcast- the level of detail and way of talking through and explaining everything is great. I love all the legal explanations and cultural and literary references. I have taken off a star due to 2 things which annoy me- the presentation of the information is extremely biased towards exonerating the accused. For example “I can’t see a man of the cloth doing that” (making something up- why not?? Men of the cloth do just as many bad th... more
He killed hae a killer walks free because you think he's innocent.
The amount of information these two have to ignore and refuse to address to pretend adnan is innocent is staggering
Fact is adnan killed hae min lee and buried her because she broke up with him.
How do they sleep at night
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The discussed content focuses on wrongful conviction cases, where the hosts, both attorneys, aim to uncover the truth behind various high-profile legal injustices. Episodes often feature detailed examinations of specific cases, such as those of Amanda Lewis and Pam Lanier, emphasizing the emotional and legal challenges faced by those wrongfully imprisoned. The hosts engage with legal experts, advocates, and the individuals involved in these cases, providing insights into the judicial system's shortcomings and the broader implications of wrongful convictions. The podcast not only informs listeners about individual cases but also explores the systemic issues within the justice system, making it a compelling choice for anyone interested in tru... more
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