Voiceless Behind Bars

We're back with another episode of Voiceless Behind Bars. Today on the podcast, Sarah welcomes Hank Willard, a fellow advocate and whistleblower that Sarah met through her advocacy work. Hank was wrongfully convicted himself and shares his story with our audience.


Hank Willard's Facebook

Bernard Jemison’s Facebook

It's here! Another new episode from Voiceless Behind Bars!   In this episode of the show Sarah welcomes back Jesse Dreyfuse for a conversation about wrongful convictions and new case updates. 

If you want a free copy of Jesse’s manual, which gives specific instructions on how to litigate one’s wrongful conviction case, you can find it on Sarah's nonprofit’s site (as well as make a tax-deductible donation for Timothy McGruder’s legal fees, if you would like, no pressure). Things are going well with his paralegals. We still need an attorney. We will do another update as soon as we can. Right now, we’re working on getting him transferred to a medium security prison. Please send your thoughts, prayers, well wishes, his way! 

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Be sure to check out Tad Aggin’s page (He did the beautiful signs that were on display during National Day of Prayer) Tad Aggin’s page

We’ll continue to keep you updated!

In this episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars," Sarah and Jesse reunite to discuss updates in the cases of Robert Brown and Andy McCauley Jr. It's a candid conversation where they share insights into the ongoing struggles for justice.They start by revisiting Robert's story, a decorated veteran caught in a legal quagmire. Sarah and Jesse discuss recent developments, shedding light on the complexities of his situation.Transitioning to Andy's case, they explore his journey toward clemency. They touch on the grassroots efforts and social media campaigns rallying behind him.Throughout the episode, Sarah and Jesse encourage listeners to support Robert and Andy through petitions and social media engagement. It's a straightforward discussion, highlighting the importance of empathy and action in seeking justice.

Get ready for another riveting episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars"! In this latest installment, host Sarah sits down once again with Robert Brown, the honorable war veteran who continues to fight against the injustice that has robbed him of his freedom. Together, they delve deeper into the ongoing developments of Robert's case, discussing recent updates and the progress made since their last conversation.

Stay tuned for the latest updates on Jesse Dreyfuse and Robert Brown's legal battles as "Voiceless Behind Bars" continues its mission to amplify the voices of those silenced by injustice. This is an episode you won't want to miss.

In this gripping episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars," host Sarah delves into the heartbreaking case of David M. Scott II, a man wrongfully convicted three decades ago. Sarah sits down with Ana Quiñones, a dedicated advocate tirelessly working to bring attention to David's story and fight for his freedom.

David's journey began at the tender age of 19 when he found himself ensnared in a justice system that failed him. Despite his efforts to turn his life around while incarcerated—mentoring fellow inmates, pursuing education, and even learning beekeeping to build a future—he remains unjustly imprisoned. 

The tragic turn in David's fate occurred when he crossed paths with William Castleberry, a notorious member of the Georgia Klan, while awaiting sentencing for a crime he maintains he didn't commit. A confrontation with Castleberry led to David being stabbed in self-defense, yet critical evidence supporting his innocence was disregarded. The media painted David as a villain, perpetuating a narrative that further compounded his unjust sentence of life plus 15 years.

As David's parole hearing looms, Sarah and Ana call upon listeners to join their advocacy efforts. They urge individuals to write to the Georgia Pardon and Parole Board and Honorable Judge Geronda V. Carter, shedding light on David's case and the injustice he faces.

Join the movement for justice by visiting "WeCU" and sending letters of support to the addresses provided. Stay updated on developments through the Justice For David M. Scott II Facebook page.Tune in for Ana's post-hearing update and stay engaged as "Voiceless Behind Bars" continues to spotlight cases like David's, shining a light on the fight for justice and accountability within the criminal justice system.

You can send your letter to Ana and she’ll make sure that they get them.
WeCU
PO Box 535 
Sparta, GA 31087

Activists can write to the
Honorable Judge Geronda V. Carter 
9151 Tara Boulevard 
Courtroom# 4CR404
Room 4JC401
Jonesboro, GA 30236

Almost a year ago in the first ever episode of Voiceless Behind Bars Sarah interviewed her friend Lapis Stone who had been falsely accused of stocking and illegally detained by the police. Well a year has gone by and a lot has happened.  Listen in as Lapis and Sarah have another great conversation. They discuss updates to Lapis personal story as well as wrongful convictions/accusations and how they can cause so much harm to individuals as well as society.  

You can find Lapis Stone online on Instagram: @lapisosavage or on Youtube.com/@LapiOnTheBeat

This episode of voiceless behind bars focuses on the tragic case of Brendan Depa. Sarah passionately urges listeners to advocate for Brendan's mercy in the face of impending judgment. Armed with new information about the presiding judge, Terence Perkins, Sarah implores the audience to take action. With heartfelt sincerity, Sarah and Ana acknowledge the gravity of Brendan's actions while emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding. 

Ana Quiñones, is a well respected activist and runs the nonprofit, WecU Human Justice Organization.
Instagram:  wecuhumanjusticecorporation 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeCU01?mibextid=LQQJ4d

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@lunchtimewana292/featured

In this episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars," your host Sarah dives deep into the intricacies of wrongful convictions, shedding light on the case of Jesse Dreyfuse. Joined by esteemed journalist Lawerence Smith, who brings his wealth of courtroom experience and years of reporting on Jesse's case, Sarah explores the nuances and injustices that plagued Jesse's journey through the legal system.

In this episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars," Sarah delves into the harrowing story of Sue Connor and her incarcerated husband, Daniel. Despite Daniel's eligibility for release, the Alabama prison system continues to hold him captive without a set release date. Sue courageously shares the relentless abuse Daniel has endured and the constant fear their family faces for his safety. Through this intimate conversation, listeners gain a sobering glimpse into the grim realities of the prison system, particularly in Alabama. 

One last thing I want to remind everyone is that if the people we elected aren’t doing their jobs, vote them out, and vote in someone who will. Make sure to research everyone on the ballot!

If anyone hasn’t registered to vote yet, here’s the link, every vote counts!
Rock the Vote 
Register to vote

In this compelling episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars," your host Sarah delves into the inspiring work of the Tennessee Student Solidarity Movement, featuring an insightful interview with Daniel, a passionate advocate within the organization.

Sarah and Daniel navigate through a rich dialogue highlighting the impactful initiatives spearheaded by the movement. Tune in as Daniel sheds light on the pressing needs of inmates, updates on the prison system in Alabama, and avenues for community involvement.

Stay connected with the Tennessee Student Solidarity Movement and their allies, the Free Alabama Movement, to stay informed on their ongoing endeavors and learn how you can contribute.

Follow them on social media:
Instagram: @tnstudentsolidaritynetwork
Twitter: @tnstudentsol
Free Alabama Movement:
Twitter: @FREEALAMOVEMENT
Support their cause through PayPal: @FREEALABAMAMOVEMENT