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I'm Jason plom and you're.
Maggie feeling hey, Jason.
Every day we learn about another person who shouldn't be in prison.
That's right. And we do a lot behind the scenes, like finding attorneys and talking with advocates.
We're in constant communication with the people who are wrongfully convicted. They're legal teams as well as their loved ones.
All Right, you take care of those kids. They've been through hell. We're going to make sure they never see the inside of a prison cell again.
If you want to be a part of this work, listen to Wrongful Conviction, the podcast where we hand the mic to innocent people.
To hear their stories in their own words.
And that was when I realized at the trial, I'm going to be found guilty.
The first time the reality of my situation hit me was when they gave me twenty five the light.
How do you send someone innocent to prison when you know I.
Didn't do this.
Once you meet me, you kind of can see that, you know I'm much more than just my case.
Fifty eight years in prison or crime he didn't commit. Frank Williams I'm so glad you're home.
I'm surely right be home.
We've covered over four hundred cases now and counting, and we're not going to stop until everyone who doesn't belong in prison is back home with their families.
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