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In this episode the interview tape reveals another confession: Resendiz claims he killed “three or four” people on the border of Arizona and California. Although he can’t remember the name of the town, he’s precise about the location.
It’s Blythe, California, and Alex goes there to investigate. There, he meets the local police chief, and plays him Resendiz’s confession. His response: “I believe him, and I’ll show you why.”
For the final episode to the series, Alex talks to John Hardin about what motivated him to dedicate his life to freeing the wrongfully convicted. John also talks about some of the inmates they believe to be innocent and are currently helping, and has some advise for any listeners wanting to get...
Published 01/04/21
Juan Melendez tells Alex about spending nearly 18 years on Death Row for the murder of Delbert Baker in Florida. Juan was innocent of the crime and despite having an alibi for the time of the murder, he was prosecuted after the testimony of a know criminal. Juan talks about the use of the...
Published 12/28/20
Alex talks to Sabrina Butler Smith - the first ever female death row exoneree in the US- about her wrongful conviction. Sabrina was sentenced to death for the murder of her baby son Walter after she was forced to sign a confession.
Eight years later she was released from prison after a retrial....
Published 12/18/20