The Thomas FreeMe Show: Why We Do What ”WE” Do & How ”WE” Change

The Thomas FreeMe Show: Why We Do What ”WE” Do & How ”WE” Change

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  • Prison Stories: Breaking down the Green Wall with DJ Vodicka

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       DJ Vodicka is an individual who thought that he was doing a good community service by enlisting into the Dept of Corrections. What this Naïve young man didn't know was the world he was stepping off into. What separated him from everyone else was he was willing to sacrifice his career in the name of justice and what's right. How he was raised. The act of being a good cop.

    Follow us in a tale of corruption inside of prisons and how inmates are really treated. This isnt a tale for sympathy for those who have been convicted but a tale of how a system has allowed for torture and slavery which is being funded by the taxpayers of America. 

    58 min
  • Misconduct in the Heartland: The story of James Griffin

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      In 2002, James W. Griffin was charged with Attempted Murder in the Second Degree, Attempted Aggravated Robbery and Conspiracy to Commit Robbery. At trial, James was found guilty. He was sentenced to 25 years as the getaway driver.

    Bob Frazier, Manager of Carlos O'Kelly's, in Topeka, Kansas, testified that a person believed to be a black male, dressed in all black entered the restaurant while he was conducting a tour of the establishment with school children. The subject entered the back of the restaurant, through the kitchen and into Mr. Frazier’s office without being seen by other employees. After hearing a loud popping noise, a witness in the restaurant made his way towards Mr. Frazier’s office where he was found lying on the floor.

    • The safe had not been opened.
    • No theft had occurred

    At trial, the “evidence” used to convict James was based on hearsay from one person, their significant other and a next door neighbor. Since then, the witnesses have recanted their testimony, stating they lied to avoid a jail sentence. In addition, phone records, which were never presented at trial, have James' at a location 2.5 hours away from Topeka, in Coffeyville, Kansas. His Mother, also his alibi, was never called to testify on her son's behalf. She has since passed away. No one identified James Griffin as either the shooter or the getaway driver. Lastly, no DNA or physical evidence that James Griffin was involved in this crime exists.

    55 min
  • How does a man get sentenced to 10 years and do 42? Part 2 of the Frank DePalma sstory

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    In this second installment to welcome home Frank, Frank DePalma explains how he got sentenced to 10 years for a property crime to doing 42 years in prison, 22 of that in solitary.

    39 min
  • Has Babylon Risen? Tanawah thinks so

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    Tanawah is back for a artistic depiction of how we as Americans are Gods chosen and the soldiers of good. Making comparisons to the biblical story of Babel and todays reality.

    I must say Tanawah makes a compelling argument

    40 min
  • A Child Trauma psychotherapists perspective

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    Dr Rhoton and I discuss the different ways trauma has effects on us as children and how easily it is unrecognized. Dr Rhoton explains the errors we as society have been dealing with trauma and how his institute he founded upon his different approach has been breaking grounds on new ways to deal with trauma within ourselves and others.   

    1 hr 21 min
  • Welcome home Frank DePalma: Part one of a multi part discussion (video on spotify)

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    In 1975 Frank Depalma was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pissing his sentencing judge off. 10 years for a property damage charge.

    Frank ended up serving 42 years in prison and 22 of those years was spent on solitary confinement. Frank killed a man defending his life in prison.

    In the start of this multi part discussion we delve into why Frank even went to prison and the lessons a father teaches his boy that could end up in a life of chaos and complete retaliation.

    Come witness the effects long prison sentences and long stays in solitary have on the mind and spirit.

    34 min
  • Dana Nessel Must Go!

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    On 12/23/19 Temujin Kensu was accepted in Michigan's CIU (Conviction Integrity Unit) for processing of his innocence. For nearly the next 3 years Temujin, his family, his supporters and his attorneys were under the understanding and impression that everyone realized this man's innocence and was working to get him out.   A clemency application with Governor Gretchen Whitmer was pending and denied by the Governor in December 2020 for the reason that the parole board didn't support the clemency.  The parole board admittedly does not consider innocence in its review, so if remorse for the crime is not demonstrated, they will never support clemency.   By this time, the State CIU team led by Michigan's AG Dana Nessel was assigning different people to investigate this case. While a case is with the CIU, the inmate is prevented from seeking any other type of relief (no appeals can be filed). The supposed "investigation" was initially stalled due to a "conflict" in the AG's office, and later Val Newman was assigned as Special Assistant AG to spearhead an investigation.   Ultimately on May 17th, 2022, Temujin's family woke up to find out that Temujin's case had been closed without rhyme or reason.  Temujin's family then went to Michigan's website for the CIU and found that its criteria had been changed back in April of 2020 to a very narrow standard (very similar to the appellate court standard) which severely limits what can be considered for review.  AG Dana Nessel created the unit with the promise of reviewing cases to determine if the convictions had integrity.  In doing so, she set the criteria upon establishing the unit and her office made multiple verbal statements in addition to statements followed up in writing about what would be considered "new evidence" in its review. 

    1 hr 46 min
  • Race in Amerikkka: A discussion with Frank DePalma

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    Frank Depalma spent 42 years in prison. 22 of those years in solitary confinement.

    Frank killed a black man. 

    Coming into the system in 1975 (the year I was born) at 18 years of age, this kid was exposed to a world of violence, mayhem and most of all racism. Prison is a breeding ground for this hatred and ideology. It starts in the Administration and Im not talking about the prison administration. 

    Frank is being bred for hatred and racism by this system until it starts to become part of him. The lies which causes misperception had Frank realizing that everything these hate groups in prison were saying was becoming true, not fully understanding the history, the mistrust and abuse one race has taken from another, the anger in both races towards each other all stemming from lies and agenda of division.

    In prison we are all exposed to racism from day one when we have to make a choice on who to walk with, eat with, cell with and associate with. This choice can have deadly consequences usually within the week. It all depends on your character whether you make it out alive or not. Some fall victim to the fear and become something they dont truly believe in only for protection, not realizing that when you make a deal with the devil, the devil always comes out ahead. 

    Some though stand up for what they believe in and ooooh is that such a hard line to walk...

    This episode is one of many I had with Frank. We delve into how he ended up in prison for all those years and how he ultimately took a life. Like many Frank when into prison with a 10 year sentence from an overzealous and penal Judge and ended up spending most of his life in prison when all he was trying to do was survive.

    1 hr 44 min
  • Part 5: Mark Caruso: A fed up citizen finale

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    Welcome to the third discussion with House Candidate out of the 38th district of Florida, Mark Caruso. We continue into the depths of the corruption in our Judicial system and political arena. I start this discussion with Marks thoughts on CRT and Gender awareness in our schools and get into the culture of the back the blue state. 

    53 min
  • Part 4: Mark Caruso: A fed up citizen

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    Welcome to the fourth discussion with House Candidate out of the 38th district of Florida, Mark Caruso. We continue into the depths of the corruption in our Judicial system and political arena. I start this discussion with Marks thoughts on CRT and Gender awareness in our schools and get into the culture of the back the blue state. #wethepeople #rights #florida #house #representatives  @House of Representatives   @Senate Democrats   @Prison Documentaries   @Supreme Court Bar Association   #corruption #constitution #rights #breakingnews #news #education #mental #podcast #educationalpodcast #justice #court #crime #criminal #crimepodcast #truecrime #truecrimepodcast #truedetectives #law #attorney #state #florida #thethomasfreemeshow #freemepodcast #community #politics #america #usa #talkradio @iheartradio @applepodcasts @spotify @pandora @googlepodcasts @stitcher @spotify @tunein @spotifypromote @spotifypodcasts @spotifynews @spotifystatus @spotifyuk @spotifyusa @spotifycharts @spotifycares @spotifypromo2 @spotifypromote7 #thethomasfreemeshow #trendingvideos #fypapp #fyptiktok #podcastenglish #podcastflow #podcastandchill #podcastsaboutlife #podcaststolistento #podcasttofallasleepto #podcastsforselfimprovement #podcastsaboutselflove #podcastseducational #podcaststruecrime #podcastsaboutpsychology #truecrimestories #truecrimedocumentary #truecrimepodcast #truecrimeyoutubers #*youtube*22# #youtubechannel #topvideo #topvideosonyoutube #followme #crimepatrol #podcasttruehorrostories #prisonbreak #prisondocumentary 

    40 min

About The Thomas FreeMe Show: Why We Do What ”WE” Do & How ”WE” Change

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Hello, Im Thomas FreeMe and this is The Thomas FreeMe Show. Spending most of my life in and out of prison I finally came home from doing 13 years of a 17.5 year Federal Bid for Conspiracy to traffic 5 kilos or more of cocaine. The D.A. and head DEA agent threatning life if I went to trial, and a new born baby on the line, I chose to take my case to trial. I share this story and many more plus the stories of American Citizens from all over this Nation. Now founder of Coming Home Coalition Inc, Coming Home Consulting LLC, and a fast growing podcast, I give the tools I used to climb myself out of darkness and into prosperity!