In this powerful episode, Phillip Barnett sits down with NPA for the first time to share the truth West Virginia tried to bury. He walks us through the years of silence, the broken justice system that stole over a decade of his life, and the DNA evidence that finally set him free.

This is more than a wrongful conviction. It's a story of survival, injustice, and the system's refusal to admit when it's wrong.

This episode provides a summary of the case against Edward Jesse Dreyfuse, covering the events leading up to his conviction. In Part 2, we’ll take a much deeper dive—answering key questions, exposing overlooked details, and hearing from those who started National Public Awareness as they share more about this injustice and hear from a special guest!

This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a movement. We are here to shine a light on the lives torn apart by wrongful convictions, systemic biases, and flawed processes. Through powerful stories, expert insights, and raw emotions, we expose the truth behind these injustices.

Join us as we fight for justice, share perspectives often ignored by the mainstream, and give a voice to those silenced by a system meant to protect them. Awareness is only the beginning—this is a call to action. Together, we can bring these voices out of the dark and into the light.