We the Jury

Wrongful Convictions News presents “We the Jury,” the true-crime podcast where the verdict in each episode has already been decided. But what if the crime didn’t unfold at all the way the prosecution presented it? We invite you to join us as we delve into cases derailed by a wrongful conviction. We’ll examine the evidence used to secure guilty verdicts, and then you decide: should the defendant ha...

This month, Case Review Manager, Debra Fulton, has truly outdone herself. Tune in and listen as she dives into the Scott Peterson case . That’s right—one of America’s most hated men. If you believe what the media has dished out, listen closely; you may not believe your ears. The Murder Express has left the terminal with false evidence and tunnel vision riding in first-class, while due process and...

This month listen as, Case Review Manager, Debra Fulton, continues her coverage of the Scott Peterson case. That’s right—one of America’s most hated men. If you believe what the media has dished out, listen up; you may not believe your ears. The Murder Express has left the terminal with “false evidence” and “tunnel vision” riding in first-class, while “due process” and a “fair trial” have missed t...

This month, Case Review Manager, Debra Fulton, has truly outdone herself. Tune in and listen as she dives into the Scott Peterson case . That’s right—one of America’s most hated men. If you believe what the media has dished out, listen closely; you may not believe your ears. The Murder Express has left the terminal with false evidence and tunnel vision riding in first-class, while due process and...

Depending on where one stands, Adnan Syed is either guilty of murder or a victim of a justice system that has wrongly convicted and imprisoned him now for over half his life. Adnan was arrested at aged 17, denied bail, and was convicted of his ex-girlfriend's murder, Hae Min Lee, in 2000. In a new HBO docuseries, Adnan said that it was an ‘unstoppable force of sadness’ after Hae was murdered, and...

Depending on where one stands, Adnan Syed is either guilty of murder or a victim of a justice system that has wrongly convicted and imprisoned him now for over half his life. Adnan was arrested at aged 17, denied bail, and was convicted of his ex-girlfriend's murder, Hae Min Lee, in 2000. In a new HBO docuseries, Adnan said that it was an ‘unstoppable force of sadness’ after Hae was murdered, and...

Crosley Green, a 62-year-old man who has been fighting for his freedom for decades, is now facing a new hurdle—a coronavirus outbreak at his prison. Crosley Green's murder conviction was overturned in 2018, and his attorneys have filed an emergency motion for his release. Crosley Green was supposed to be released 2 years ago but he was kept in prison because a Florida attorney general appealed tha...

In this episode, Debra Fulton, Case Review Manager for Wrongful Convictions News, presents the case of Julius Jones . She discusses what was used against Julius to obtain a guilty verdict, including incentivized witnesses. There was plenty of doubt in this case, but yet Julius is still sitting on death row. In this case, like so many others, “It’s important to understand how someone who has money...

In this episode, Debra presents the Darlie Routier case. She discusses what evidence the prosecution used against Darlie, and also the items that were kept from the jury.  Read more: Darlie Lynn Routier: Remains in prison, awaiting long-overdue DNA testing at https://www.injusticewatch.org/projects/2019/darlie-lynn-routier-remains-in-prison-awaiting-long-overdue-dna-testing/ https://wrongfulc...