In this episode, Whitny Braun joins Andy for a discussion about the genetic genealogy results and Will County's refusal to vacate Chester's conviction.

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In this episode, Andy discusses the disappointing news that, despite the genetic genealogy results, the Will County State's Attorney's Office is continuing to refuse to vacate Chester Weger's conviction.

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In this episode, Andy sits down for a heartwarming and heartbreaking chat with Chester and his sister Mary about the long road to prove Chester's innocence.

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In this episode, Andy and Whitny discuss the recent results of genetic genealogy testing and the significant implications it has for Chester's case.

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In this inaugural episode of "Motivational Mondays," Andy shares his insight that opportunities are all around us, we just need to recognize them and make strong personal connections.

In this episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews Jeffrey Deskovic, who at age 16 was arrested for the rape and murder of 15-year-old Angela Correa. Jeff falsely confessed to the crime and was convicted, despite recanting his confession before his criminal trial. He spent over 16 years in prison before being exonerated by DNA evidence that linked to the real killer, who subsequently confessed to the crime. Post-exoneration, Jeff obtained his law degree and now runs the Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice that seeks to help wrongfully convicted inmates prove their innocence. It's truly a remarkable story.

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In this episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews Orlando civil rights attorney Mary Sherris regarding the death of 21-year old Alteria Woods, who was shot and killed by members of the Indian River County Sheriff's Department in 2017.

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In this case update episode, Andy and Whitny discuss the court's recent ruling granting Chester Weger's petition for leave to file a successive post-conviction petition and the significance of this court ruling for the case moving forward.

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In this fifth episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews Carly Roland, an award winning director, actress and podcaster, regarding her two-year investigation of 51 women murdered in the South and West sides of Chicago and whether these murders are the work of one or more serial killers. It's a stunning investigation that also highlights the work of the Murder Accountability Project.

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In this case update episode, Andy and Whitny discuss the court’s ruling denying a new special prosecutor, Chester Weger’s request for additional DNA testing and genetic genealogy testing, and the controversial “John Reid” polygraph technique.

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