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"Just Tell Me Why" Stories of wrongful conviction, resilience, and everyday battles
We H.E.A.R.T.❤️Florida
12 episodes
1 week ago
Why do bad things happen to good people? What happens to a person after years of incarceration, for a crime they didn't commit? He went in as a kid and came back as a man...he is my son and this is the beginning of unveiling wrongful conviction and it's destructive path.
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Why do bad things happen to good people? What happens to a person after years of incarceration, for a crime they didn't commit? He went in as a kid and came back as a man...he is my son and this is the beginning of unveiling wrongful conviction and it's destructive path.
Show more...
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FMR Explained
"Just Tell Me Why" Stories of wrongful conviction, resilience, and everyday battles
10 minutes 24 seconds
4 months ago
FMR Explained

In this episode, the draconian law known as the Felony Murder Rule is explained, in detail. We'll hear where it originated, how it is used as well as the devastating consequences.

"Just Tell Me Why" Stories of wrongful conviction, resilience, and everyday battles
Why do bad things happen to good people? What happens to a person after years of incarceration, for a crime they didn't commit? He went in as a kid and came back as a man...he is my son and this is the beginning of unveiling wrongful conviction and it's destructive path.