Voiceless Behind Bars

In this episode, Sarah interviews Mrs. Colman, a tireless advocate for her husband Leonard, who was tragically sentenced to life in prison for a crime he did not commit.

Leonard's case is a poignant example of a flawed justice system, where personal connections and systemic biases played a role in his conviction. Despite being a hardworking, devoted father with no prior convictions, Leonard found himself at the center of a legal nightmare. Shockingly, critical evidence that could exonerate him was overlooked or dismissed.

Key Facts:
Leonard, a man with a clean record and even a Transportation Security Administration background check clearance, was inexplicably singled out as the sole suspect. Personal ties between the lead detective and the victim raise troubling questions about the fairness of Leonard's trial.

During Leonard's interrogation, he pointed authorities towards the person he believed was the real perpetrator, but his plea fell on deaf ears. This oversight led to a tragic miscarriage of justice.

The key witness in Leonard's case, a 4-year-old child with a speech disability, presented unreliable testimony. His inability to clearly communicate further muddied the waters.

District Attorney Ashley Rich's questionable conduct and actions throughout the trial raise concerns about the integrity of Leonard's case.

A shocking revelation in 2020 brought to light new evidence and witness statements that cast doubt on Leonard's conviction. These statements shed light on the true perpetrator and underscore the urgency for a fresh trial.

Leonard's story is one of resilience, determination, and a quest for truth in the face of adversity. Join us in amplifying their voices and demanding a fair reevaluation of Leonard's case. Stand in solidarity with us by sharing this episode and signing the petition for justice.

For more updates, follow us on Instagram @JusticeforLeonardColeman and explore related content through the provided links. Together, we can make a difference.


Justice for Leonard Coleman Instagram page

Leonard Coleman's Change.org

Here it is Sarah's interview with Kendrick Gray who is wrongfully convicted serving 99 years. This is a long episode and a great talk! Sarah and Kendrick touch on a lot of deferent subjects, this interview will let you know not only about Kendrick's case but also about who he is as a person.

Here’s Kendrick Gray’s Clemency Instagram Page:

Here is his head advocate’s Instagram page:

Here’s Kendrick Gray’s Petition:

Welcome to Voiceless Behind Bars!

Today Sarah is interviewing Deondra Martin who is currently serving a life sentence for murder.

Sarah's interview with Deondra is a powerful and eye-opening story of resilience and survival. Deondra's journey from a life of abuse and control to incarceration is a stark reminder of the harrowing experiences many individuals endure. Her candid account of the toxic relationship she found herself trapped in, the fateful moment that changed her life, and her ultimate quest for justice and self-empowerment is a testament to her strength and determination. Listen to this interview to gain insight into the complexities of domestic violence and the indomitable spirit of a survivor who refuses to be defined solely by her past.

Here it is Sarah's interview with Kim and Ethan from Next Gen Voices Project!

Next Gen Voices is a non profit that advocates for the rights of those within the BIPOC, LGBTQIA Communities including wrongful conviction cases. Be sure to check them out on Instagram and TikTok

Instagram: @nextgenvoicesproject
TikTok: @nextgenvoicesproject

In the second episode of this season, Sarah interviewed Fredrico Lowe-Bey. Today, we bring you an interview Sarah did with Phil Lowe, who is Fedrico's brother.

Despite the existence of DNA evidence that clearly proves his innocence, Fredrico has been incarcerated for 35 years. This interview provides insights into Fredrico's case from a family members oint of view. To delve deeper into Fredrico's narrative and explore other instances of unjust convictions, check out our website VoicelessBehindBars.org

Today we delve into the heart-wrenching story of Marvin Haynes, a man wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for 19 years in Minneapolis, MN.
Sarah sits down with Marvina Haynes, Marvin's devoted sister, who has tirelessly fought for justice and the truth throughout her brother's unjust incarceration. In 1994, Marvin Haynes was unjustly sentenced for a crime he did not commit, robbing him of nearly two decades of his life. Marvina Haynes recounts the harrowing details of her brother's trial, the glaring flaws in the investigation, and the heartbreak that has haunted their family for years.

Marvina's GoFundMe: Fund Marvina Haynes and Family's Moving Expenses, organized by Melissa Lund

Official Website: JusticeforMarvinHaynes16


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This is Sarah's interview with Fredrico Lowe-Bey. Fredrico has been incarcerated for 35 years despite DNA evidence proving his innocence.

In 2016 a quadruple homicide happened at a bonfire party in Henry County, Georgia, Now a 23-year old Black man named Matthew Baker Jr. is potentially facing the death penalty. Alongside his co-defendant Jacob Kosky, Baker has been charged with up to 30 counts related to the crime. While Kosky has confessed to the murders, Baker's involvement or lack thereof in the incident will be determined through his trial, ultimately deciding his fate.

Join Sarah as she sits down with John Frazier, a young man locked away for a crime he insists he didn't commit. Dive into John's gripping journey as we unravel the events that forever changed his life.

At 17, John's bright future turned dark when he was unexpectedly accused of first-degree murder, shattering his dreams of college and success. Now, after serving 14 years behind bars, John faces an uphill battle for exoneration, with a parole hearing not until 2034.

Explore the heart-wrenching details of his case and learn how you can make a difference by signing the petition to bring attention to his wrongful conviction. Every signature matters in the fight for justice. Tune in to this episode and join the movement to share John Frazier's story with the world.

https://www.change.org/p/exonerate-john-frazier-tried-as-an-adult-as-a-juvenile?original_footer_petition_id=54845&algorithm=promoted&source_location=petition_footer&grid_position=7&pt=AVBldGl0aW9uAAaqJQIAAAAAZD7l%2FETF91hlZjcyMWM3MA%3D%3D

Eric Buyers JR. was 17 years old when a picture changed his life. Listen in to this episode to learn Eric's story and find out how you can help.

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Warning, this episode discusses sexual subjects that may not be suitable for all listeners. Listener discretion is advised, as the discussions may trigger emotional or distressing reactions in individuals who have experienced trauma, have sensitivities, or prefer to avoid explicit sexual content. Please exercise self-care and make an informed decision about whether this podcast aligns with your comfort level and personal boundaries.