The conversation delves into the topic of presumption of guilt in court cases and the importance of fighting for the innocent. Josh Burns and Andrew Roark share their personal experiences and the impact it has had on their perspectives and actions.Takeaways<ul><li>Presumption of guilt in court cases</li><li>Fighting for the innocent</li></ul>Chapters<ul><li>00:00 Presumption of Guilt</li></ul>

The conversation delves into the topic of presumption of guilt in court cases and the importance of fighting for the innocent. Josh Burns and Andrew Roark share their personal experiences and the impact it has had on their perspectives and actions. TakeawaysPresumption of guilt in court casesFighting for the innocent Chapters00:00 Presumption of Guilt

Fighting For Those Who Can't

What happened to us can happen to anyone. In a shocking number of cases, including ours, medical professionals and law enforcement have rushed to judgment when confronted with an infant or toddler’s apparent injury or, worse, sudden death. They stop looking for what really happened, an illness or underlying medical condition, instead calling it abuse based on nothing more than a flawed hypothesis. Too many families’ lives have been ripped apart because of this junk science; we want to bring attention to this persistent injustice. Josh Burns and Andrew Roark were both falsely accused of child abuse based on the debunked “Shaken Baby Syndrome” hypothesis. Both men were exonerated in the same week of November 2024. Since then, Josh and Andrew have been actively advocating for others falsely accused under this flawed, non-scientific theory. Josh testified before the Texas House of Representatives Criminal Jurisprudence Committee on behalf of Robert Roberson, a Texas man on death row convicted based on the same shaken baby hypothesis that brought so much harm and injustice to Josh and Andrew. Andrew was recently featured in the Dallas Morning News. Both men were featured in a recent podcast about Mr. Roberson’s case by Dateline NBC with Lester Holt called The Last Appeal. Unshaken Truth Podcast and YouTube channel will focus on the debunked shaken baby syndrome hypothesis, related junk science, and false allegations and convictions of child abuse. The program will examine the intersections between the justice system and the medical community in determining innocence or guilt. Josh and Andrew will speak with guests from many different backgrounds and perspectives, including elected officials, subject matter experts, exonerees, attorneys, advocacy groups, and more.

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What happened to us can happen to anyone. In a shocking number of cases, including ours, medical professionals and law enforcement have rushed to judgment when confronted with an infant or toddler’s apparent injury or, worse, sudden death. They stop looking for what really happened, an illness or underlying medical condition, instead calling it abuse based on nothing more than a flawed hypothesis. Too many families’ lives have been ripped apart because of this junk science; we want to bring attention to this persistent injustice. Josh Burns and Andrew Roark were both falsely accused of child abuse based on the debunked “Shaken Baby Syndrome” hypothesis. Both men were exonerated in the same week of November 2024. Since then, Josh and Andrew have been actively advocating for others falsely accused under this flawed, non-scientific theory. Josh testified before the Texas House of Representatives Criminal Jurisprudence Committee on behalf of Robert Roberson, a Texas man on death row convicted based on the same shaken baby hypothesis that brought so much harm and injustice to Josh and Andrew. Andrew was recently featured in the Dallas Morning News. Both men were featured in a recent podcast about Mr. Roberson’s case by Dateline NBC with Lester Holt called The Last Appeal. Unshaken Truth Podcast and YouTube channel will focus on the debunked shaken baby syndrome hypothesis, related junk science, and false allegations and convictions of child abuse. The program will examine the intersections between the justice system and the medical community in determining innocence or guilt. Josh and Andrew will speak with guests from many different backgrounds and perspectives, including elected officials, subject matter experts, exonerees, attorneys, advocacy groups, and more.

What happened to us can happen to anyone. In a shocking number of cases, including ours, medical professionals and law enforcement have rushed to judgment when confronted with an infant or toddler’s apparent injury or, worse, sudden death. They stop looking for what really happened, an illness or underlying medical condition, instead calling it abuse based on nothing more than a flawed hypothesis. Too many families’ lives have been ripped apart because of this junk science; we want to bring attention to this persistent injustice.&nbsp;Josh Burns and Andrew Roark were both falsely accused of child abuse based on the debunked “Shaken Baby Syndrome” hypothesis. Both men were exonerated in the same week of November 2024. Since then, Josh and Andrew have been actively advocating for others falsely accused under this flawed, non-scientific theory. Josh testified before the Texas House of Representatives Criminal Jurisprudence Committee on behalf of Robert Roberson, a Texas man on death row convicted based on the same shaken baby hypothesis that brought so much harm and injustice to Josh and Andrew. Andrew was recently featured in the Dallas Morning News. Both men were featured in a recent podcast about Mr. Roberson’s case by Dateline NBC with Lester Holt called The Last Appeal.&nbsp;Unshaken Truth Podcast and YouTube channel will focus on the debunked shaken baby syndrome hypothesis, related junk science, and false allegations and convictions of child abuse. The program will examine the intersections between the justice system and the medical community in determining innocence or guilt. Josh and Andrew will speak with guests from many different backgrounds and perspectives, including elected officials, subject matter experts, exonerees, attorneys, advocacy groups, and more.

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