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Yes, YOU Might Go to Prison Book ReviewsCrimeWrongful Convictions

Yes, YOU Might Go to Prison

California Innocence Project director describes horrifying real-life scenarios in new book

In his new book You Might Go to Prison, Even Though You’re Innocent, Justin Brooks, the director of the California Innocence Project, describes horrifying real-life stories of people who were convicted and imprisoned for a crime they didn't commit. We've got exclusive excerpts and reporter Lynn Moller talks with Brooks who makes it crystal clear---if it can happen to them, it can happen to you.

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Lynn Moller
March 10, 2023
Musical Justice Arts & EntertainmentWrongful Convictions

Musical Justice

The Exoneree Band rocks against the pain of wrongful convictions

Collectively, Antoine Day, Ted Bradford, Bill Dillon, Eddie Lowery and Raymond Towler spent more than a century in prison--all of them wrongfully convicted, they say, of another person's crime. These men have come together to create The Exoneree Band. All five members have different backgrounds but share similar ordeals; they now use the power of music to heal, inspire, and fight for justice.

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Lynn Moller
March 11, 2019
What Katelyn Saw AbuseCrimeWrongful ConvictionsYouth

What Katelyn Saw

When a child claimed to see abuse at my day care, my life was nearly destroyed

In March 2010, 49-year-old Lynn Moller, a day care provider in Madison, Wisconsin, was found guilty of three counts of child abuse involving two children in her care. Moller had run her day care without incident for 16 years when the allegations first surfaced; she has never wavered in her claims of innocence despite losing every appeal.

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Lynn Moller
May 26, 2016
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