Thank you Susan Simpson and Proof Crime Podcast for including me and my field of forensic entomology in this season. Hope you can locate the insect evidence for this case to get more answers.

If Stormy is lying, then Trump has an easy, sure-fire way of impeaching her entire testimony.

But thank god for all of us that his attorneys aren't challenging her credibility on that point.

With 44+ years of wrongful imprisonment, Ronnie Long is the 7th longest serving exoneree in U.S. history. In this interview, he reflects on his life since release: wcnc.com/video/news/inv…

I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating: Courts should—whenever possible—livestream their proceedings.

The courts belong to the people.

Proof Crime Podcast I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that I cried at the end of this last episode 😭🥹

This the last episode – for now – of Season 2 of Proof Crime Podcast.

But there will be more episodes to come. Once you listen, you'll know why.

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Final episode of Season 2 drops on Monday. Catch up now...

Link to the main episodes Playlist on YouTube - available everywhere you listen to podcasts.

#truecrimepodcast #wrongfulconviction #investigativejournalism #innocence #bingeworthy

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If you haven't yet listened to Season 2 of Proof Crime Podcast, now is the perfect time. If you start binging the series today, you should catch up just in time for the final episode next week!

Here's Episode 1 to get you started:

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In the penultimate episode of Season 2 of Proof Crime Podcast, new witnesses come forward. Why are so many people certain that they know what actually happened to Renee -- and that the two men who were convicted are innocent?

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Republicans in the Georgia Senate refuse to pass a bill to compensate wrongfully convicted people because they're not convinced that a new trial and an acquittal establish innocence.

But they also refuse to allow us any hearing or procedure to establish innocence.

In Episode 15, we meet again with Tim Fisher — and show him the video statement his friend made before his death, naming Tim as a suspect in the murder. Proof Crime Podcast

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Sidebar # 14 ▶️🎧 straight from this blanket tent 👀 Susan Simpson

#truecrimepodcast #wrongfulconviction #behindthescenes

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Episode 14: Did You Find the Real Killer?

#truecrimepodcast #wrongfulconviction

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Inside The Process Of Compensating Wrongfully Convicted And Jailed Georgians

Lee Clark and Joey Watkins each spent more than 20 years in prison for crimes they did not commit. #gapol

Listen and learn more about this complicated and political process: bit.ly/3U1EOKW

Proof Crime Podcast (Do not click on this if you haven’t listened to the ep). I’m sitting on the side of the road on my mail route screaming! I had to listen to it 3x to be sure I heard what he said. This is some of the best true crime investigating I’ve ever listened to.

Back in 2000 there was a person of interest in Renee's murder who was repeatedly brought up to investigators, but for unexplained reasons they never seriously looked into the tips.

In Episode 13 of Proof Crime Podcast, we finally sit down to talk with him...

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israel has killed more aid workers in the tiny gaza strip than have died in all of the countries in the rest of the world combined in any of the last 30 years

This recommended podcast, Proof Crime Podcast Season 2 is so friggin' well presented; intriguing #truecrime story, masterfully, respectfully told. Binge all 12 eps. Thanks Defense Diaries for reposting Susan's tweet, or I'd have missed it. #TrueCrimeCalifornia #wrongverdict

NEW: Video reveals San Bernardino sheriffs fatally shot Savannah Graziano, 15, a reported kidnapping victim, while she was unarmed + following deputies instructions to move to them.

They continued shooting even after one officer said 'Stop shooting her'

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Josh is a frustrating witness, for sure, but none of this was his fault.

He was a child. He was scared.

This miscarriage of justice is the fault of detectives who chose to believe (or pretended to believe) an obviously nonsensical story, and the prosecutor who took it to trial.