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Undisclosed: Toward Justice

Undisclosed
Adnan Syed
Hae Min Lee
Scott Peterson
Lacey Peterson
Crime
Marilyn Mosby
Juvenile Restoration Act
Innocence Project
Jay Wilds
Maryland Appellate Court
Supreme Court Of Maryland
Modesto
True Crime
Jodie Hill
Jason Carroll
Ivan Bates
Nancy Grace
Amber Frey
Mystery Writing
Becky Feldman

Attorneys Colin Miller and Rabia Chaudry investigate and report on wrongful conviction cases in an effort to exonerate innocent incarcerated defendants.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes498Founded11 years ago
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March 12, 2026 - Colin, Rabia and Mital discuss the Kouri Richins case, Britney Spears’ recent DUI charge and some unbelievable information discovered about the defense attorney that worked on Rocky Myers case.

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Recent Guests

Cece Woods
Independent Investigative Journalist and Editor-in-Chief of The Current Report
The Current Report
Episode: TJ Weekly - Cece Woods
Susan Simpson
A legal expert and podcaster known for her work on wrongful convictions and cold cases.
Proof Podcast
Episode: TJ Weekly - Susan Simpson
Yosha Gunasekera
Intake Strategic Initiatives Attorney at the Innocence Project and author
Innocence Project
Episode: TJ Weekly - Yosha Gunasekera
Carmen Woods
Wrongfully convicted individual sharing his experience.
Episode: TJ Weekly - The Case of Carmen Woods
Joshua Sharpe
Print and audio journalist and editor, 2025 Type Media Fellow, 2023-2024 Knight Wallace Fellow.
Episode: TJ Weekly - Interview with Joshua Sharpe
Margaret Dodson
Attorney representing Greg Lantz
BassBerry Sims
Episode: TJ Weekly - 2025: It's a Wrap
Francisco Serrano
Son of Nelson Serrano advocating for his father's exoneration
Episode: TJ Weekly - Nelson Serrano
Dr. Amanda Lewis
Georgetown University researcher focused on wrongful convictions
Georgetown University
Episode: TJ Weekly - Amanda Lewis & Team
Kim Hunter
Advocate and podcaster helping to exonerate Amanda
Episode: TJ Weekly - Amanda Lewis & Team

Hosts

Colin Miller
Co-host and Professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law. Colin Miller is also a legal expert and blogger with a strong focus on wrongful convictions and justice reform.
Rabia Chaudry
Co-host, attorney, and author dedicated to advocacy for wrongful convictions and justice reform. She has played a pivotal role in raising awareness about various cases in the podcast.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 12.8k ratings
  • took me until now to realise…

    why susan is no longer on this podcast: because colin is the only intelligent person on here now. used to love this podcast and their deep dives but now it’s anything but and most of what rabia says now is uninformed and moronic. sad because colin is so smart and explains complex issues very easily

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    PixieMinxy
    Australiaa month ago
  • Wow really gone downhill lately

    This is where I unsubscribe. You really need to get your facts straight before making a fool of yourselves

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    liberty univ
    United Statesa month ago
  • Just a mother but also a terrorist

    I’ve been listening to your show for years and I will never listen to it again because you hate the laws in America and you completely lied about a woman that was trying to run over a police officer. You are going to lose so many listeners because of your lies.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    realitystrikesback
    United States2 months ago
  • Labeled seasons?

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nhuff11
    United States2 months ago
  • A+ podcasting!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hoopabean
    United States2 months ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

There are mixed feelings about the potential bias exhibited regarding cases discussed, particularly around sensitive topics like wrongful convictions.
Listeners appreciate the depth of research and storytelling, emphasizing the informative and engaging nature of the discussions.
Overall, the show is seen as essential for those interested in true crime and social advocacy, with many describing it as a vital resource for understanding legal injustices.
The podcast is praised for its ability to invoke empathy towards the individuals involved in wrongful conviction cases, while some critique the hosts' narrative style as biased.

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#198
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#248
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Talking Points

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TJ Weekly - Cece Woods
Q: Why would the jurors have been biased?
Some jurors were part of a Facebook group that was campaigning against Rebecca, indicating potential bias in the jury's decision.
TJ Weekly - Cece Woods
Q: What about the prosecution's focus on Rebecca instead of Scott?
The prosecutor seemed to need a high-profile win and went after Rebecca instead of Scott, despite evidence suggesting negligence on Scott's part.
TJ Weekly - Tim Pilleri & Lance Reenstierna
Q: In terms of your expectations going in versus actually speaking to him, were there any things that were especially surprising in terms of his demeanor or what he had to say?
They were surprised by Hinckley's candidness, particularly regarding his past thoughts on the assassination attempts and his perception of being insane.
TJ Weekly - Tim Pilleri & Lance Reenstierna
Q: Tim and Lance recently you were able to interview John Hinckley Jr. and I wonder first of all how did that interview get set up in the first place?
They received a request through email after Hinckley wrote a book detailing his story, which they found exciting and decided to proceed with the interview.
TJ Weekly - Yosha Gunasekera
Q: Is there any specific case that inspired this story?
While not based on a single case, Yosha notes that the collection of various experiences with her clients informed the emotional depth of the novel.

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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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