It’s #WrongfulConvictionDay! Please RETWEET to help me celebrate these champions of justice who are fighting everyday to free wrongly convicted men and women! Here, I interviewed the founders of the @Innocence Project in NY, Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck. crimestory.com/2020/04/20/ama…
On the opposite coast, @JustinoBrooks, @MSemanchik of the @CA_Innocence Project! Also here Bill Oberly of the AK Innocence Project. Exonerees @lifeafterten and @BrianBanksFREE 
Here, I interviewed Mark Godsey of the Ohio Innocence Project, a former prosecutor who switched teams. crimestory.com/2020/05/06/ama…
Laurie Levenson and Adam Grant of the Loyola Project for the Innocent crimestory.com/2020/09/21/int…
Greg Hampikian of the Idaho Innocence Project. He volunteered his DNA expertise to my deense when I was on trial Pictured here with Jerry Miller, 24 years wrongly convicted.
Saul Kassin is one of the world’s leading experts on false confessions. While I was in prison, he sent me his research, and I suddenly understood I wasn’t alone, and I stopped blaming myself for what happened in my coercive interrogation.
And I can’t forget my big brother in the innocence movement, @itsjasonflom, a founding board member of the Innocence Project.
Aside from being a champion for the innocent, @itsjasonflom is also the CEO of @lavarecordsUS. We discussed his dual life here: Labyrinths! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hot…
There are so many more champions in this movement, and each year many of us gather at the Innocence Network Conference headed by @meredithkennedy. Can’t wait to see you all! And if you have photos of us together, please share them with me!
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