
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 | 500 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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July 13, 2026 - In this episod, Rabia speaks with Tammy Mal about her advocacy and fight to exonerate Patricia Rorrer.
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July 9, 2026 - Colin, Jen, and Rabia delve further into analyzing the forensic evidence, police procedures, and the importance of oversight in the justice system.
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July 6, 2026 - In this episode, we explore the evidence, testimonies, and forensic details that shaped Patricia's trial.
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July 2, 2026 - In this episode, we explore the flaws in forensic evidence like bite mark analysis and hair comparison, the significance of eyewitness testimony, and the case of Patricia Rorrer.
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I love investigative journalism. The cases they choose are compelling but the pacing is tedious. If they covered more material each episode instead of alluding to something they are going to cover in future episodes again and again it would be much more engaging. I find myself frustrated each episode. The editing also leaves large silent gaps at times. During several episodes, I’ve actually gone to check my phone because I thought the podcast stopped playing, but it was just a long, silent pause... more
Great Podcast.
I do have a question though I’m still listening to the episode so you may make it clear but I’ve been arrested at hotels many times (I used to be bad) I may have been on probation however regardles, I’ve tried many times to not let police in.. infact I’m pretty certain every time I would have said they cannot come in and they always said that the hotel gave them permission or something to the affect of me not having that right because it was a hotel for one reason or another, I b... more
Your ignorance and privilege is showing.. stop licking boots
I can’t even listen to this series because of his absolute inability to think for himself. He’s incredible at towing the propaganda line! Just AWFUL!!!
I know I’m late on this but isn’t it odd that 2 random people killed happened to be in drug trade ? Maybe 2 random things could have happened at once … the guys were there for a drug deal (why else would Brian blow pff his friends ) and the Serial Killer happened to stumble across them .
I like the show but the Monday morning quarterbacking on trial counsel ineffectiveness is tough. Hosts: please list all jury trials where you were lead counsel and I’ll give you more credibility
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A dedicated deep-dive into wrongful convictions, this program blends investigative journalism with rigorous legal analysis to unpack complex cases and advocate for exoneration where evidence suggests wrongful incarceration. Across episodes, listeners get case timelines, jury dynamics, forensic debates, and media ethics, often featuring former exonerees, investigators, journalists, and criminal-justice reform advocates. The show consistently examines how police work, prosecutorial decisions, and courtroom narratives shape outcomes, while highlighting ongoing reform efforts and personal family stakes. A standout aspect is the season-long, multi-episode investigations that weave courtroom strategy, media coverage, and scientific critique into ... more
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