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.

In this fourth episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews Dr. Nicky Ali Jackson, a Professor of Criminal Justice at Purdue University NW regarding the case of Chris Bynum who was convicted in 2001 of murdering five people in Gary, Indiana. Mr. Bynum has been incarcerated for over two decades and Dr. Jackson has been advocating for Mr. Bynum's exoneration. It's a complex case with some shocking revelations, twists and turns.

In the second episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews award-winning journalist and author George Jared about one of the most famous criminal cases in U.S. legal history, the case of the "West Memphis Three."

In this third episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews his former client and friend Rick Wershe Jr., who at the age of 17 was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a non-violent drug offense. Rick served over 32 years in prison before being released in 2020. Rick's incredible and outrageous story was profiled in the documentary "White Boy," as seen on Netfilx and Showtime, and the theatrical movie "White Boy Rick," starring Matthew McConaughey.

In this inaugural episode of "Wrongful Convictions & Cold Cases," Andy interviews pulitzer-prize winning author Gilbert King, the creator and host of the "Bone Valley" podcast about the wrongful conviction of Leo Schofield, who was convicted of murdering his wife Michelle in 1988 and has been in prison for over 35 years.