We claim justice for all, but it's justice for some.

That turned my pain into passion and my passion into purpose.

Tens of thousands of people incarcerated in the U.S.

have been wrongfully convicted, and are being held in captivity even as they adamantly maintain their innocence.

And there is a ripple effect to that injustice which impacts families, communities, and generations.

Without a strong support system, it is so hard.

You're so hard you can just ride away.

I'm Lauren Bright Pacheco, Emmy Award-winning

producer and host of podcasts like Murder in Oregon and Symptomatic. And I'm

joining the wrongful conviction team to bring you 10 intensely inspiring episodes

that celebrate the potential of human connection,

relationships that empowered ordinary people to overcome extraordinary odds and injustices.

It was tough.

Not a day that went by that is this the day that I'm going to die in prison.

Real individuals who unexpectedly became one another's personal heroes by turning tragedy into triumph.

It would have been easy for my parents to just wash their hands of it and give up.

They weren't going to let me do that. wash their

heroes.

They're my heroes.

Join me starting this May 27th for wrongful conviction with Lauren Bright Pacheco and experience the life-altering impact

compassion can have on injustice with the people who survived it because of one

another. She's been my voice. She's been there every step of one another. She's been my voice.

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