Two unforgettable episodes featuring exoneree, attorney, and advocate, Jeffrey Deskovic.

At 16, Jeff Deskovic was wrongfully convicted and spent 16 years in prison (catch up by checking out the last episode if you missed it). Now we get to talk hear more of his story through two unforgettable episodes.

Coming up, in part 1: Jeff opens up about the brutal reality of his wrongful conviction, the fight for his freedom, and how he turned pain into purpose through advocacy.

Part 2: Jeff and his fiancée, Samantha, share their story of love, healing, and building a life together after unthinkable injustice.

From the trauma of 16 years behind bars to the unexpected joy of finding connection and purpose, these episodes are about resilience, love, and justice.

Two episodes. One story you won’t forget. Both episodes drop November 11. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe so you don’t miss out on the rest of Jeffrey’s story!

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At just 17 years old, Jeffrey Deskovic was wrongfully convicted of the rape and murder of a classmate even though DNA evidence had already shown he didn’t commit the crime.

In this gripping episode of Wrongfully Yours, Jeff shares how manipulative police tactics led to a false confession, how the justice system failed him at every turn, and how he spent 16 years in prison before finally being exonerated.

Now a fierce advocate for justice reform, Jeff speaks openly about the emotional toll of his wrongful conviction and the fight to ensure it doesn’t happen to others.

Subscribe and listen now wherever you get your podcasts to hear his powerful story.

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The DNA didn’t match. The FBI lab made that clear, but instead of admitting a mistake, the prosecutor pushed forward. There was a rush to indict Jeffrey Deskovic before the DNA results were officially in.

In this episode, Jeffrey details how the prosecution built its case by sidestepping exculpatory evidence and how a medical examiner's shocking courtroom claim turned the truth upside down.

Full episode drops November 25. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this conversation.

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At just 16 years old, Jeffrey Deskovic thought he was helping the police. Instead, he found himself wired to a polygraph machine and subjected to nearly seven hours of aggressive interrogation.

“They kept asking me the same questions over and over... My fear increased with every hour.”

In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Jeffrey recounts the terrifying moment when the justice system began to turn against him which was long before any charges were laid.

Full episode drops November 25. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss this conversation.

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In this enlightening follow-up episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly continues her conversation with students from Pen for Justice, a youth-led initiative out of Toronto Metropolitan University committed to wrongful conviction advocacy and justice reform.

They talk about the emotional toll of this work, the personal experiences that drive their passion, and the power of humanizing those affected by a broken system.

This episode is a testament to the role youth activism plays in pushing for real change.

Listen now to hear from the next generation of justice advocates.

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New episode coming next week (November 11)! 

“We have to remember they’re people, people with experiences.”

In this inspiring clip from the upcoming episode of #WrongfullyYours, Kelly reflects, along with the executive members from #PenforJustice, on the importance of listening to incarcerated voices and the urgent need to build a justice system rooted in empathy, learning, and accountability. This is a group of future justice leaders, and they remind us why listening - really listening  - to incarcerated individuals matters.

Their message is clear: humanizing people in prison isn’t optional. It’s essential. And if this is the future of the criminal justice system, there’s reason for hope.

Full episode drops November 11. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss the rest of this conversation.

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In this advance clip from the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, criminology student Emily Jose, with Pen for Justice, shares why staying silent in the face of injustice is not an option, especially for those pursuing a future in law and advocacy.

Even the smallest voice can make a big impact.

Full episode drops October 14. Be sure to follow us and to subscribe on your favourite platform so that you don’t miss the rest of this conversation.

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Coming November 11: 

“The client on the other side is a real person, not just a job.”

In this clip from the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, criminology student Emily Jose, with Pen for Justice, reflects on the importance of empathy and human connection in the legal profession.

She reminds us that legal work isn't just about rules and procedures. It’s about people, and holding onto that perspective can make all the difference.

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In this inspiring conversation, Kelly sits down with the executive members of Pen for Justice, a student-led initiative at Toronto Metropolitan University dedicated to raising awareness about wrongful convictions and pushing for meaningful justice reform.

The students share what inspired their activism, how the group came together, and what they hope to achieve as they take on one of the most pressing issues in the justice system.

This episode is a powerful reminder that real change often starts with informed, passionate voices willing to speak up, and students are leading the way.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, we speak with members of Pen for Justice, a student-led initiative working to shift the conversation around incarceration, innocence, and due process. Miah Slater, the group’s president, breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions about innocence advocacy and why due process protects us all.

“If one person doesn’t have the right to a fair trial, why do you think you’re entitled to one? The system has to work for everyone, or it doesn’t work at all.”

This episode dives into the heart of innocence work and reminds us that the fight isn’t just about proving innocence. It’s about protecting the right to a fair process for everyone.

This episode is about principle over popularity and why fighting for fair process matters, no matter the crime.

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