
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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September 10, 2026 - In this episode, Rabia, Colin, and Mital explore recent criminal justice cases, legal rulings, and societal issues, including a detailed analysis of a Philadelphia serial killer case, a Mississippi court decision on AI-generated ... more
September 7, 2026 - In this episode, Valena Beety discusses her new book Pink Crime, exploring the criminalization of motherhood, pregnancy, and queer identity.
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August 20,2026 - Colin, Mital, and Rabia discuss surveillance technology controversies, recent legal cases and continue the conversation around the Lindsay Clancy trial.
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August 17, 2026 - Maggie Rulli joins us to discuss her debut into the true crime genre with the podcast The Snare, exploring the 1996 murder of Angie Dodge.
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Most methodical and indepth analysis with experts. This show impacts people’s lives.
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
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
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.
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.
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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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