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Undisclosed: Toward Justice

Undisclosed
Amanda Lewis
Patricia Rorrer
Adnan Syed
Innocence Project
Wrongful Conviction
Hae Min Lee
Marilyn Mosby
Supreme Court Of Maryland
Criminal Justice System
Wrongful Convictions
Scott Peterson
Lacey Peterson
Patreon
Florida
Merch Store
Crime
True Crime
Adriana Hutto
Juvenile Restoration Act
Nancy Guthrie

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

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes500Founded11 years ago
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Latest Episodes

October 5, 2026 - Season 9 is here! This episode explores the complex case of Holly Bobo's disappearance, focusing on the timeline, forensic evidence, and law enforcement investigations, highlighting the challenges of solving such a high-profile crim... more

Season 9 of Undisclosed: Toward Justice begins on 10.5.2026. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

September 24, 2026 - In this episode, we delve into a high-profile murder case involving Caleb Flynn, the conviction of Charles McCrory recently being thrown out. Stay tuned until the end where we briefly discuss the murder of Hae Min Lee.

Thank you... more

September 21, 2026 - Guest, Josie Duffy-Rice discusses the wrongful conviction case of Temujin Kensu. The conversation highlights the importance of critical thinking and reform in the criminal justice system.

Thank you to Upwork for sponsoring this ... more

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Recent Guests

Josie Duffy-Rice
Journalist and author, specializes in prosecutors and criminal justice issues
Founder/Writer for Examine the Backfire Effect project (upcoming)
Episode: TJ Weekly - Josie Duffy-Rice
Nikki Ali Jackson
Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Program and professor of criminal justice at Purdue University Northwest; executive director of the Center for Justice and Exoneration Network
Center for Justice and Exoneration Network; Purdue University Northwest
Episode: TJ Weekly - Free Chris Bynum
Samuel White
Associate at Jenner & Block; former Michigan Innocence Clinic student attorney
Jenner & Block
Episode: TJ Weekly - Free Chris Bynum
Valena Beety
Robert H. McKinney Professor of Law at Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Episode: TJ Weekly - Valena Beety
Maggie Rulli
London-based ABC News correspondent and host of The Snare
ABC News / The Snare
Episode: TJ Weekly - Maggie Rulli
Jennifer Leahy
Research and investigative assistant; joining this season on the Addenda
Undisclosed team (Toward Justice project)
Episode: S8 Ep18: S8, The State v. Patricia Rorrer - Addendum 9
Tammy Mullen
Crime writer and advocate, author of Convenient Suspect
Georgetown Innocence Clinic connection noted in episode
Episode: S8 Ep16: S8, The State v. Patricia Rorrer - Addendum 8
Tammy Mal
True crime author and advocate for Patty Rorrer
Author of Convenient Suspect
Episode: S8 Ep15: S8, The State v. Patricia Rorrer - Episode 8 - Convenient Suspect
Tammy Mall
True crime author and advocate
Episode: S8 Ep13: S8, The State v. Patricia Rorrer - Episode 7 - Dirty Blond

Hosts

Colin Miller
Co-host of the show; professor and legal analyst with a focus on wrongful convictions.
Rabia Chaudry
Co-host and legal analyst; long-time advocate for innocence projects and case research.
Tammy Mal
True crime author and advocate providing perspective on cases and advocacy work.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 12.8k ratings
  • Methodical

    Most methodical and indepth analysis with experts. This show impacts people’s lives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mfm157
    United Statesa month ago
  • Unorganized and Jennifer needs to go

    I wanted to like this season but it’s just talking in circles with no organization. Jennifer offers absolutely nothing. When she’s asked a question or her take on something, she says, “I’m not sure” or “I forgot.” They sound very unprepared. I would have liked to see more investigative work like interviewing witnesses or people who may know something

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    rolyat246
    United States2 months ago
  • Big fan

    I have been inconsistently listening since you all did a deep dive into Adnan’s case many years ago. I find Undisclosed to be educational, thorough and fair. Thank you <3

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alkistarr
    United States2 months ago
  • Too many addendums

    All the addendums make it hard to follow the facts of the case. This format is very disjointed. I gave up trying to follow. Now I’m trying to find a source that presents the case straight through like Dateline.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Shacal228
    United States2 months ago
  • Adnan is guilty

    I'm very much interested in hearing stories of actual innocent people getting out of prison. The problem is Adnan Saeed is guilty and if you actually listen to the prosecutors podcast coverage, they basically uncover everything that you guys either mischaracterized or got wrong. So now there's a murderer out walking free because of you guys, which is pretty sick. Which makes me have mixed feelings about if it's gonna be the same for all your other cases or not.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    HansonfanMandy
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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

Shows deep investigative work and strong guest expertise.
Listeners value detailed case research, but some critique pacing and bias.
High production quality and transparent sourcing are noted by fans.
Experts and advocates provide actionable insights for reform-minded audiences.

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#152
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#186
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Apple Podcasts
#232
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#157
Ireland/News

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

TJ Weekly - Valena Beety
Q: From your experience, how do wrongful convictions involving women differ from those involving men?
The biggest hurdle is that these cases are rarely DNA-based; prosecutors often insist on DNA as a prerequisite to reversing a conviction, even when the trial evidence shows faulty reasoning, biased testimony, or misapplied science.
TJ Weekly - Free Chris Bynum
Q: What is the status of Chris's post-conviction efforts?
Post-conviction work continues with new evidence collection, additional witnesses, and attempts at federal habeas relief, though past attempts have been denied; advocates are pursuing further avenues for relief.
TJ Weekly - Free Chris Bynum
Q: What are the main sources of evidence that support Chris's innocence?
DNA evidence from untested kits showing other male profiles, multiple eyewitness recantations, and inconsistencies between trial testimony and actual crime-scene facts.
TJ Weekly - Free Chris Bynum
Q: What sparked the investigation into Chris Bynum in the first place?
A police tip and a young witness description linked Chris to the crimes, but the details provided later proved unreliable and inconsistent, leading to questions about how the investigation began.
S8 Ep16: S8, The State v. Patricia Rorrer - Addendum 8
Q: How did the phone-records and potential subterfuge (like Patty's name on a phone line) factor into the trial and your reporting?
Rabia and Colin discuss how phone records were used or overlooked, and how misalignment between defense and prosecution regarding such records shaped perceptions of Patty's guilt.

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A rigorous, long-running investigative series that centers on wrongful conviction cases, legal procedure, and forensic questions. Episodes blend deep-dive case analysis with updates, advocacy perspectives, and policy implications, often featuring researchers, journalists, and attorneys who help unpack complex evidence and courtroom decisions. Notable strengths include sustained casework over multiple seasons, transparent discussions of investigative methods, and a commitment to post-conviction advocacy and reform. This program is likely to appeal to listeners who value thorough legal analysis, evidence-focused storytelling, and accountability in the justice system, as well as professionals seeking informed guests for commentary and expert p... more

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