My guest for this episode was Florida's 23rd death row exoneree, Herman Lindsey. 

Herman was falsely convicted for the murder of a pawn shop employee during a robbery in 1994 in a trial which has since been recognized as one of Florida's worst murder convictions given the lack of evidence placing Mr Lindsey at the scene.

Herman told me about how he felt when he realized that the state was trying to convict him of a murder that he was not involved in and his thoughts as he was convicted and that he had been sentenced to the death penalty.

We spoke about life in prison, how he went about appealing the conviction and the effects that his incarceration had on his life post-prison.

00:00 Herman’s background 
04:13 The night of 1994 M*RDER that Herman was convicted of 
09:25 Finding out that he was being CHARGED WITH MURDER
11:18 TRIAL
23:00 Did race play a factor in the trial/conviction 
28:33 Being found GUILTY 
32:43 Getting conviction reversed 
36:38 Reality of life on DEATH ROW 
42:43 Getting free from death row 
49:33 FINDING OUT THAT HE WAS CLEARED 

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