#207 Jason Flom with Melissa Lucio

#207 Jason Flom with Melissa Lucio

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#597 Maggie Freleng with Gwen Graham

Maggie Freleng first brought us the story of Gwen Graham of 2023. Gwen has now spent more than 37 years in a Michigan prison for murders they’ve has always maintained never even happened. At the time this episode was produced, Gwen identified as a woman, they now identify as a tr ...  Show more

#596 Jason Flom with Terrel Barros

The last time Terrel Barros’s story was featured on the show, there had been a major breakthrough. After spending 11 years in prison for a murder he has always maintained he didn’t commit, Terrel’s conviction was vacated in 2023, and he was released on bail into the arms of his m ...  Show more

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