That's Crazy!

Imagine you're at work and you get a call that you need to go to the hospital because  all of your seven children are there only to find out they're all dead.   And top of that, being wrongfully convicted their crime! Let's dig into this case with us! 

Listen now to hear our take on this bizarre and well-known case that left multiple NY young boys wrongfully incarcerated for years!

What makes a case a wrongful conviction case?? Or better yet, WHAT IS a wrongful conviction case? Why do they happen? How often do they happen? Listen up for a lesson worth your while, and a couple of laughs along the way. Can't keep it too boring, am I right?

Sit back an enjoy this last episode of the of our first season.  Arthur Shawcross, also known as the "Genesee River Killer". Most times we look for an outcast to punish, but in reality, its those who blend in. Let's get into this disturbing-frustrating-blood boiling case of his. It'll leave you saying "That's Crazy!"

Would you believe us if we told you that six innocent men were accused of one crime, even though DNA evidence suggested otherwise?

Let's explore Juan Catalan's roller coaster of chaos. Wrongfully convicted of murder. Just when you think he is close to getting freedom, more evidence is needed. "What if" is the big question as we go through Juan's case. What... if?

Join us as we talk about the history of Rikers Island and the current issues of violence and solitary confinement.

Just when 20-year-old Angel Gonzalez was about to live his American Dream, he gets wrongfully  convicted of rape and kidnapping. And then the court wanted to give him an extra 3 years for property damage while he was in prison.  All the things that went wrong in this case.  Click to listen to his story.  

On this episode we explore the conviction of Adnan Syed, who was accused of murdering his high school ex girlfriend. Did he do it? Listen to find out.

The innocent, Christopher Abernathy, spends close to 30 years in jail for the murder of Kristina Hickey.  What went wrong? How did this happen? Why did this take so long? Let's find out!