Coming October 13 on #WrongfullyYours.
Investigator Dan Grothaus helped secure 15 exonerations. In every case, the courts agreed the conviction was wrong.
Yet not once did the state reopen the investigation to determine who actually committed the crime, even when alternate suspects were identified.

Coming Oct 13 on #WrongfullyYours.
Investigator Dan Grothaus explains how key witnesses in several innocence cases were already listed in police reports but never interviewed. When he located them years later, their testimony helped prove #innocence.
#WrongfulConvictions #CriminalJustice

Coming October 13 on #WrongfullyYours
Investigator Daniel Grothaus explains how reading police reports line by line can reveal the moment when an investigation stops asking questions and starts building a case against a suspect. That pivot point can expose how #wrongfulconvictions take shape.

Now live on #WrongfullyYours A 2 part conversation with Dan Grothaus.
Dan’s experience was simply too extensive for one episode with 100+ capital cases & 15 exonerations. We discuss overlooked witnesses, coerced confessions, and the execution of Gary Graham.
Listen now.
#WrongfulConvictions #Podcast

September 29 on #WrongfullyYours:
Dan Grothaus shares a pretrial case where police mistook “Duke” for “LaDuke” and pressured a 15-year-old into repeating a story he says they gave him.
The actual eyewitness had never been approached.
When errors go unchecked, the consequences are enormous.

September 29 on #WrongfullyYours:
Dan Grothaus tracks down an eyewitness to a grocery store shooting. She clearly remembered the real shooter, and she knew the man in the courtroom was not him. Yet the conviction stood.
This episode explores eyewitness memory, procedure, and the cost of finality.

Bonus Episode Out Now: The Moments That Stayed With Us.
This special #WrongfullyYours episode revisits some of the most impactful moments shared by exonerees, advocates, lawyers, and justice professionals and the lessons they continue to teach us about #WrongfulConvictions and #Justice.

Before #wrongfulconvictions, there was journalism. In our Sept 29 episode of #WrongfullyYours, Dan Grothaus reflects on covering crime scenes in 1980s Houston and the moment he began noticing differences between what police reported and what witnesses described. That curiosity changed everything.

Coming Saturday Sept 19 - BONUS episode of #WrongfullyYours!
15 guests. 15 unforgettable moments.
This special revisits some of the most powerful insights shared throughout the podcast. It's longer than usual, but each clip is just the beginning and every full conversation has so much more to offer.

In this follow-up episode, Humza Hussain tackles the moral weight of defending the guilty vs. the innocent, the pressure of carrying someone’s hope, and his ongoing advocacy. Listen now on #WrongfullyYours.
#CriminalJustice #WrongfulConvictions #InnocenceMatters #JusticePodcast

The presumption of innocence sounds simple, but is it reality? Criminal defence lawyer Humza Hussain discusses how juries and the justice system often begin with an unconscious bias toward guilt. #WrongfullyYours, Sept 15.
#CriminalJustice #WrongfulConvictions #InnocenceMatters #JusticePodcast

Criminal defense isn’t just about evidence, it’s about trust. Humza Hussain explains how innocent clients often ask, “Do you believe me?” before they’ll let you take their case. #WrongfullyYours, September 15.
#CriminalJustice #WrongfulConvictions #InnocenceMatters #LegalInsights