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We the jury, you find the defendant, General

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viegis not guilty of.

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I'm Jason plom and you're.

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Maggie feeling hey, Jason.

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Every day we learn about another person who

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shouldn't be in prison.

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That's right. And we do a lot behind

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the scenes, like finding attorneys and talking with

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advocates.

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We're in constant communication with the people who are

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wrongfully convicted. They're legal teams

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as well as their loved ones.

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All Right, you take care of those kids. They've been

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through hell. We're going to make sure they never see the inside

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of a prison cell again.

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If you want to be a part of this work, listen to Wrongful

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Conviction, the podcast where we hand

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the mic to innocent people.

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To hear their stories in their own

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words.

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And that was when I realized at the trial, I'm

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going to be found guilty.

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The first time the reality of my situation

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hit me was when they gave me twenty

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five the light.

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How do you send someone innocent to prison

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when you know I.

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Didn't do this.

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Once you meet me, you kind of can see that, you

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know I'm much more than just my case.

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Fifty eight years in prison or crime

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he didn't commit. Frank Williams I'm

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so glad you're home.

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I'm surely right be home.

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We've covered over four hundred cases now

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and counting, and we're not going to stop

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until everyone who doesn't belong in

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prison is back home with their families.

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Listen to new episodes of Wrongful Conviction

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with Maggie Freeling and Jason Flamm starting

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January eighth on the iHeartRadio

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app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you

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