We the Jury
Wrongful Convictions News™Join us every month as Wrongful Convictions News™ takes a look at a new case and examines why a wrongful conviction occurred in each circumstance. Why did the jury decide on a guilty verdict? Was there prosecutorial misconduct at play? Were there eyewitnesses that got it wrong or had their own agenda? Did the investigators have tunnel vision? Whatever the cause, we will explore each case to determ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||
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This month, Case Review Manager, Debra Fulton, has truly outdone herself. Tune in and listen as she dives into the Scott Peterson case. That’s right—one of America’s most hated men. If you believe what the media has dished out, listen closely; you ma... more
This month listen as, Case Review Manager, Debra Fulton, continues her coverage of the Scott Peterson case. That’s right—one of America’s most hated men. If you believe what the media has dished out, listen up; you may not believe your ears. The Murd... more
This month, Case Review Manager, Debra Fulton, has truly outdone herself. Tune in and listen as she dives into the Scott Peterson case. That’s right—one of America’s most hated men. If you believe what the media has dished out, listen closely; you ma... more
There will be no January episode; however, we will be airing a controversial February episode! All that we ask is that you put aside everything you’ve heard about the case, especially from the media, and ask yourself, what if Scott Peterson really IS... more
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Fact: circumstantial evidence is allowed at trial. more
Apple Podcasts1Min19737
United States8 months ago - Scott Peterson
I’m sure wrong convictions happen too often but I don’t think a rational person would agree with you on his innocence in the death of his wife and son. All things pointed to Scott and it was of his own doing. He’s a habitual liar, cheater, and all-around narcissistic. I pray he never gets out of jail. This episode mostly made me think that he is paying for a podcast like this or for the coverage. Absolutely disgusting.
Apple Podcasts1Carlton_CUnited Statesa year ago - Engaging but bordering on bias.
I like that there is a podcast exploring wrongful conviction, particularly hi lighting the media’s role in convictions and the tendency for the media to control a cases narrative. However, like any true crime podcast, there is always room for bias and this one I believe boarders on this. It’s all well and good to explore the missing evidence, unexplored leads and other possible motives, however this podcast explores only that, and ignores some pretty blatant evidence in some of these cases that ... more
Apple Podcasts3Yolly983
Australiaa year ago - Whispering
Aside from the content, which may be biased or may be for entertainment purposes (who cares? Everyone has their opinions on these cases and she’s sharing hers), it’s very hard to listen to these episodes. Host whispers into the microphone and at full volume in my vehicle, it can still be hard to hear. more
Apple Podcasts3Talking LaurenUnited Statesa year ago - A lot of speculation
Don’t waste your time.
Apple Podcasts1Luly gUnited Statesa year ago
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