For this ep. I spoke to exoneree Marty Tanleff. Marty woke up on the first day of his last high school year to find his mother murdered and father clinging to life.
Two years later he found himself in prison having been setup for his parent's murders.
After serving 18 years in prison he is now a lawyer and works to exonerate others who were once in his position. This is his story.

**TIMESTAMPS**
00:00 PREVIEW
01:09 Growing up, background to murders, initial police investigation
11:49 Discovering parent’s murder scene, circumstances that led to the murders
25:09 INTERROGATION and false confession
31:29 Post-interrogation , THE TRIAL, flaws in justice system
44:44 GOING TO PRISON
50:22 Marty hires private investigator- starts his own investigation, Appeals
52:54 MARTY FINDS OUT THAT HE’S FREE
1:00:34 MARTY reflects on the effects of over 6,300 days in prison
1:07:14 WALKING BACK INTO PRISONS WHERE MARTY HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN HELD and work as a lawyer
1:10:39 How were Marty’s legal costs handled during exoneration process
1:11:54 - Adjusting to life after prison & violence in prison
1:13:34 Marty’s work as a lawyer II, Valentino Dixon case
1:16:43 What happened to the people who were responsible for Marty’s false conviction ?


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