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Speaker 1: Hello, this is a free call from an incarcerated individual at Save.
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Speaker 2: Built Correctional Center.
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Speaker 3: This call is subject to recording and monitoring. I've spent years talking to people who have been accused of crimes they say they didn't commit. And one thing I've learned is that all of us are more than the worst thing that's ever happened to us.
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Speaker 2: So he told me, if the jury comes out and they refuse to look you in the eye, you're pretty much guaranteed that they're going to find you guilty. And that's exactly what happened.
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Speaker 1: And it was not even a second after that that they were dragging her out and I'm trying to reach over the banister and grab her hands, and you know, everybody's crying. Everybody's screaming, and they wouldn't even matter saying about it.
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Speaker 4: We're family.
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Speaker 3: I'm Maggie Freeling, Pulitzer Prize winning journalists and host of Wrongful Conviction with Maggie Freeling, and I'm back with more stories from people who refuse to be defined by tragedy. Does your girlfriend spoil you? Yes, you do.
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Speaker 2: Honestly, I'm a miss like waking up to breakfast and coffee and stuff like that.
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Speaker 4: I was just thinking, like, damn, what was it.
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Speaker 2: Like being a little brother to two older sisters.
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Speaker 3: Do you have any younger siblings? You should ask them. You'll hear from advocates fighting for justice.
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Speaker 4: There's more than one way to lynch a men and what they're doing with wrongful incarceration. That's called a milon day lynch.
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Speaker 5: When you're on the front lines of the system and you see the injustice that occurs, I think it's an obligation on all judges to.
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Speaker 3: Speak up and from those suffering the consequences of an archaic legal system. My name is Tom Rhodes, mar Tanya Miller, Marty Levenston.
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Speaker 5: I was wrongfy convicted for fifteen.
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Speaker 1: Years, twenty four, twenty three.
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Speaker 2: Nineteen eighteen years for krama didn't commit.
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