Voiceless Behind Bars

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.

In this episode Sarah gives a quick update on Samual Ryan who is serving a life sentence in New Jersey state Prison and lets you know how you can help.

Here are the links where you can reach the Governor of NJ
https://nj.gov/governor/contact/all
https://twitter.com/GovMurphy

You can find Voiceless Behind Bars non-profit organization at VoicelessBehindBars.org and be sure to check out Sarah’s IG page itssarahonly

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In this episode, we interview Kevin Billingsley, who has spent nearly 25 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. Kevin shares his harrowing journey of being coerced into a false confession due to his vulnerability at the time. With friends also manipulated by the police, he highlights the lack of physical evidence and troubling aspects of his trial, including a predominantly white jury and a dismissed key witness. Furthermore, Kevin's true identity was mishandled by the authorities. Join us as we explore his fight for justice and the quest to right the profound wrongs committed against him and others.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Prentice Ponds II, who shares his compelling story of being sentenced to life in prison for a crime he did not commit. Ponds recounts the series of events that led to his conviction, including a disputed insurance claim and a confrontation with an insurance adjuster.

Join us as Sarah delves into the details of Ponds' case, exploring the potential bias in the judicial
system and the fight for justice. Through this gripping interview, we shed light on the flaws within the criminal justice system and the courage of individuals like Prentice Ponds, who refuse to be silenced behind bars.

In this episode Sarah interviews Samual Ryan who is serving a life sentence in New Jersey state Prison

You can find Voiceless Behind Bars non-profit organization at VoicelessBehindBars.org and be sure to check out Sarah’s IG page itssarahonly

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In this episode of Voiceless Behind Bars Sarah talks with Timothy’s Nephew

You can find Voiceless Behind Bars non-profit organization at VoicelessBehindBars.org and be sure to check out Sarah’s IG page itssarahonly

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In this episode of Voiceless Behind Bars Sarah talks with Timothy’s Mother about her experiences having a son who’s incarcerated.

You can find Voiceless Behind Bars non-profit organization at VoicelessBehindBars.org and be sure to check out Sarah’s IG page itssarahonly

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In this episode of Voiceless Behind Bars we are playing an interview that Sarah’s friend did with Alfred Robinson.

To learn more about Alfred and his case check him out on Instagram free.alfred_robinson

You can find more of Amanda’s interviews on her YouTube Channel:https://m.youtube.com/@wrongfulconvictions8306

You can find Voiceless Behind Bars non-profit organization at VoicelessBehindBars.org and be sure to check out Sarah’s IG page itssarahonly

You can find us online
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IG:PrisonAudio
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In this episode of Voiceless Behind Bars Sarah talks with Timothy’s son Terrence about his experiences having a father who’s incarcerated.

You can find Voiceless Behind Bars non-profit organization at VoicelessBehindBars.org and be sure to check out Sarah’s IG page itssarahonly

You can find us online
Twitter:@PrisonAudio
IG:PrisonAudio
www.YouTube.com/@PrisonAudio