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Tune in tonight to listen to Jonathan Thomas shed light to his innocence. On April 9, 2013... Jonathan Thomas, Antwione Parsley, and Ahmuad Butler were found guilty of a crime they did not commit. In order to obtain this conviction, their constitutional rights were violated and false narratives were spun by Salem Prosecutors. Salem County railroaded these 3 young men! Check out our instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iyouradio/?hl=enCheck out our Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/iyouradioCheck out our website at https://www.iyouradio.org/

Tune in tonight to listen to Jonathan Thomas shed light to his innocence. On April 9, 2013... Jonathan Thomas, Antwione Parsley, and Ahmuad Butler were found guilty of a crime they did not commit. In order to obtain this conviction, their constitutional rights were violated and false narratives were spun by Salem Prosecutors. Salem County railroaded these 3 young men! Tune in for part 2 with Jonathan Thomas next week at 8 pm ET.Check out our instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iyouradio/?hl=enCheck out our Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/iyouradioCheck out our website at https://www.iyouradio.org/

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In 2005 Charles Johnson's life took a turn for the worse. Charles was wrongfully convicted of murder and robbery. In order to obtain this conviction the judge allowed the state to use co-conspirator hearsay evidence from a witness who never witnessed this crime. This individual swore on oath and testified to what someone else told him. Charles constitutional rights were violated.  Tune in next week for Part II.Check out our instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iyouradio/?hl=enCheck out our Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/iyouradioCheck out our website at https://www.iyouradio.org/

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12 years ago Raheem Cleveland's life changed for the worst.  A night out with friends turned into a nightmare he did not see coming. Raheem Cleveland was wrongfully convicted and framed for a murder he did not commit by Newark New Jersey Police. Raheem Cleveland has been screaming JUSTICE for 12 years. Tune in next week for part II of The Cradle Of Justice.Check out our instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iyouradio/?hl=enCheck out our Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/iyouradioCheck out our website at https://www.iyouradio.org/

New jersey has 56 candidates for house of representatives. These 56 people make and pass federal laws in our state. Voting is crucial when we talk about criminal justice reform and prison reform.  On November 8th, go out and cast your ballots to select public officials for local government. YOUR VOICE MATTERS!Check out our instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iyouradio/?hl=enCheck out our Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/iyouradioCheck out our website at https://www.iyouradio.org/

In this episode Alberto Lopez highlights newly discovered evidence. Check out our instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iyouradio/?hl=enCheck out our Twitter at https://mobile.twitter.com/iyouradioCheck out our website at https://www.iyouradio.org/

In this episode Alberto goes into detail about what took place the night of the murder. The victims prosecution stated Alberto was the shooter and his plan was to rob the victim. We learn that narrative was not the TRUTH. Alberto finally gets the opportunity to allow his truth be told. Tune in next week for the finale with Alberto Lopez

Alberto Lopez was 16 years old when he was wrongly accused and convicted for a crime detectives in Mercer County knew he did not commit. In this episode Nautica introduces the true Alberto to the world. Prosecutors told a false narrative about Alberto's character to place him as the perpetrator at the scene of the crime. But who is Alberto Lopez? In this episode Alberto introduces the facts that took place the day of the crime, which was the day that changed his life forever. Tune in  October 4th for part II at 8pm EST. 

In this episode Freddy  Augello discusses newly discovered evidence that will change the entire outcome of his wrongful conviction. 

In this episode Nautica and Freddy Augello break down Dr. Baden's report. Freddy explains why this report was bombarded from trial and why this report is crucial to his case. We learn that the head informant who became the FBI agent's informant is currently on a show on the Discovery Channel discussing the "facts" within Freddy Augello's Case. Freddy reveals that books are still being written while he is currently on PCR. The prosecution's false narrative is still being told to this day. Freddy also reveals newly discovered evidence that has never been heard before. Tune in to the grand finale next week September 20th at 8pm EST. Freddy Augello will be discussing this newly discovered evidence and more. 

Nautica Dennis and Freddy Augello continues their conversation from last week. We learned that Freddy Augello's case was built on circumstantial evidence. There was no actual, factual, or DNA evidence that proved Freddy committed this crime.  In fact Freddy did not know the individual who broke this case for FBI and ACOP. What will Freddy Augello and Nautica Dennis uncover in part III?Tune in to next week's episode on September 13 at 8pm EST | 5pm PST. 

Ferdinand Augello is a musician, guitar maker, sign painter, and motorcyclist. He was wrongfully convicted of Racketeering, Murder, and Conspiracy to Commit Murder, by a NJ court largely due to his membership in the Pagans Motorcycle Club. Freddy continues to maintain that he is not guilty of the crimes he was convicted of. Freddy was railroaded by ACPD and the FBI. He was convicted by public opinion before going to trial. In this episode Freddy sits down with Nautica Dennis to highlight his own innocence. For the first time you all have the opportunity to listen to Freddy's TRUTH. Tune in to Part 2 airing 9/6/2022.

Mr. Charles Lombardi is a retired private investigator who made it his mission to assist Freddy Augello in his fight for justice. Charles worked in the United States Intelligence Committee and operated a small security program before retiring.  In this episode, Mr. Lombardi highlights numerous injustices within Freddy Augello's case. Tune in to next week's episode to listen to Freddy Augello speak his truth. 

This is the final episode with Michael Alexander Cox. If you have listened to Part 1-2 with Michael, you are aware of the inconsistencies in the states, surviving victims, witnesses and Coweta Sheriff's Department statements. There is absolutely NO evidence linking Michael and his Co-defendants to the crime they are currently serving death sentences for. In part 2 we learned a jailhouse snitch who admitted he didn't know Michael or anything about the case. His testimony was used to convict Michael. This jailhouse snitch was on mental health drugs and coweta county sheriff's office used that to their advantage. Coincidentally coweta county Sheriff's Department can't locate the innocent 3's file which consists of video and physical evidence that proves their innocence. Lastly, every single witness has recanted their statements. Tonight Michael reveals newly discovered evidence. 

In this episode Nautica and Michael discuss the facts within his case. Michael discusses the victim's prosecution story of the crime and compares it to his truth and actual facts within his case. In this episode you all get the opportunity to hear the inconsistencies that lie within the State's, Coweta Sheriff Department, as well as the surviving victims story. Michael Alexander Cox is an innocent man serving a death sentence for a crime he did not do. Join us next Tuesday July 26th, 2022 to listen to our final segment with Michael Cox...You don't want to miss this. 

For 17 years Michael Cox along with his co-defendants Angelo Armstrong and Benjamin Hargett have maintained their innocence. Coweta Police Department and Newnan Police department worked meticulously to wrongly convict Michael Cox and his co-defendants. No investigation was done, and no DNA and or Physical evidence matched Michael's or his co-defendants. False Hearsay statements were used to convict the Innocent 3. This type of practice is frowned upon by the Supreme Court. In this episode, Michael introduces himself to those who may not have heard of him and his story. Tune in to next week's episode as Michael and I dissect the TRUE facts within his case. 

For nearly 16 hours, Ta'Neasha Chappell pleaded with the staff of the Jackson County, Indiana, jail for medical care. By the time she received help it was too late. 

In this episode Angelo Armstrong and I continue our discussion regarding his wrongful conviction. In this episode newly discovered evidence is revealed, lies are exposed, proof of ineffective assistance of counsel is highlighted, and most importantly Angelo's voice has been heard.  You don't want to miss my upcoming episode with Angelo, and Benjamin's co-defendant Michael Cox. 

Angelo Armstrong, Michael Cox, and Benjamin Hargett were wrongfully convicted by the hands of the state of Georgia. Coweta Sheriff Department got it wrong. The criminal justice system kidnapped these three young men at the age of 22 with no evidence connecting them to this crime. Angelo's case was maliciously prosecuted by the state. Tune in to Part 2 on Tuesday June 28th, 2022. 8PM ET. 

Dana was wrongly convicted for the murder of her ex husband Michael Sisco and his fiance Karen.

Ralph was wrongfully convicted of murder when he was 17 years old. He is now a free man on parole thanks to Miller v. Alabama ruling. Although Ralph is free the world needs to know he is innocent of the crime he was wrongfully convicted of in 1987. source: (State v McElroy)

On July 28, 1977, Vincent Simmons was convicted of the attempted aggravated rape of twin white girls, Karen and Sharon Sanders, and sentenced to 100 years in prison.  He was convicted purely on the basis of the flawed and contradictory testimony of the two alleged victims and their cousin, Keith Laborde. There was no physical evidence of any kind against Vincent, in fact no physical evidence that the rapes ever actually occurred.Source:FreeVincent.com/ Law.mu.edu

In 2006 the Innocent 3 were wrongly convicted in Coweta County Georgia. Benjamin Hargett, Angelo Armstrong, and Michael Cox were given death sentences for a crime they have never committed. In fact,  the crux of the state's case is based on hearsay statements. The state of Georgia could not produce any type of evidence to corroborate with these statements that convicted the Innocent 3. Therefore these statements should have been done away with and not allowed to be heard in front of a jury. 

An innocent man has been convicted and has been incarcerated for TWO DECADES. The true killer has confessed to this crime as well as those who participated however, Passaic County and the state of New Jersey continues to ignore the truth and will not admit they got it wrong. Justice for Rashid Walker!

In 2006 the Innocent 3 were wrongly convicted in Coweta County Georgia. Benjamin Hargett, Angelo Armstrong, and Michael Cox were given death sentences for a crime they have never committed. In fact,  the crux of the state's case is based on hearsay statements. The state of Georgia could not produce any type of evidence to corroborate with these statements that convicted the Innocent 3. Therefore these statements should have been done away with and not allowed to be heard in front of a jury. This episode is part 1 with Benjamin Hargett. Tune in to Part two next week on May 17, 2022. YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT.  

Willie Stokes, a 61-year-old Philadelphia man, spent 37 years in prison based on false and coerced witness testimony. Sources:NBCPhiladelphia.com /umich.edu

Melissa Lucio is a 53 year old woman from Lubbock texas. She was a mother of 12 at the time of her arrest. Melissa is the first hispanic woman in Texas to be sentenced to death. She was convicted of capital murder after the death of her two-year-old daughter, Mariah. In 2008, without any actual and factual evidence,  Melissa was sentenced to death by the state of texas 2 days after her daughter tragically fell down a flight of stairs. Melissa is scheduled to die in less than 8 days. Please call Governor Abbott and urge him to grant Melissa clemency at 956-446-2866.

This episode is the second part to the Dewan Dennis segment. If you have not listened to last week's episode, I highly suggest you revert back to the previous episode before tuning into today's episode.

In this episode Dewan Dennis updates you guys on the current facts and news regarding his wrongful conviction. Tune in to next week's episode to hear Dewan's final message. 

Nancy Rish was painted a criminal for years. She spent 35 years incarcerated for a crime her abuser committed. Nancy was 26 years old in 1987 when she was arrested for taking part in a plot to kidnap stephen small, who died after being buried alive in a box. In 2022, Nancy is a free woman. After 12,580 days to be exact in prison and many legal loses she is out on parole. 

Faye Jacobs was arrested at 16 and convicted in Arkansas for a killing that she never committed.  Although she is a free woman, she is still bound to the system. 

Women lifers across the United States and specifically here in the state of New Jersey are serving life without parole sentences for taking the life of their abusers in the act of self defense. Victims should not die in prison for wanting to live.  I hope by using my platform and voice to air the survivors of domestic violence stories and having their voices heard; can affect change in how victims of abuse are treated in the criminal justice system. Prayerfully we can help put an end to the practice of criminalizing self-defense for battered women, and put an end to making survival a crime.

Waif was convicted in 1994 for a 1990 murder he did not commit. Walif was convicted solely on the testimony of one witness. He was sentenced to 30 years to life in Rahway state prison known as eastern state prison. The witness has given written affidavits and taken a polygraph saying  that his original testimonies were false.  That leaves zero evidence against Walif Smith. No witness, no physical evidence, no DNA, no motive, in fact nothing tying him to the crime.  Yet, Walif  is currently serving a 30-year to life sentence for a crime he had no part in. 

Boris Franklin a formerly incarcerated individual who served 11 years in prison and is now a Community Organizer with @njtogether.org .  Boris graduated Rutgers University in New Brunswick with a BA in Sociology and a minor in Psychology.  Boris is an Instructor for Rutgers University's TEEM gateway,  a work ready program for at risk youth.  He sits on the board of the “New Jersey Prison Reentry Program”, he is also a visiting fellow at the Global Center for Advanced Studies in Brooklyn, and an advocate for prison reform and social justice.  He is the author of The Poetic Side of a Man's Mind, published in 2007, as well as an author and actor in the play “Caged”  recently produced and performed at the Passage Theatre in Trenton NJ. 

Boris Franklin a formerly incarcerated individual who served 11 years in prison and is now a Community Organizer with @njtogether.org .  Boris graduated Rutgers University in New Brunswick with a BA in Sociology and a minor in Psychology.  Boris is an Instructor for Rutgers University's TEEM gateway,  a work ready program for at risk youth.  He sits on the board of the “New Jersey Prison Reentry Program”, he is also a visiting fellow at the Global Center for Advanced Studies in Brooklyn, and an advocate for prison reform and social justice.  He is the author of The Poetic Side of a Man's Mind, published in 2007, as well as an author and actor in the play “Caged”  recently produced and performed at the Passage Theatre in Trenton NJ. 

Boris Franklin a formerly incarcerated individual who served 11 years in prison and is now a Community Organizer with @njtogether.org .  Boris graduated Rutgers University in New Brunswick with a BA in Sociology and a minor in Psychology.  Boris is an Instructor for Rutgers University's TEEM gateway,  a work ready program for at risk youth.  He sits on the board of the “New Jersey Prison Reentry Program”, he is also a visiting fellow at the Global Center for Advanced Studies in Brooklyn, and an advocate for prison reform and social justice.  He is the author of The Poetic Side of a Man's Mind, published in 2007, as well as an author and actor in the play “Caged”  recently produced and performed at the Passage Theatre in Trenton NJ. 

Hundreds of inmates have reported they are being subjected to covid-19 in NJSP. There are no covid protocols in place to keep inmates safe. This neglect is modern day genocide. This neglect is against the state guidelines Gov. Murphy has put in place to keep us safe.  This neglect is against CDC guidelines.   In this episode listen to Lashawn Fitch share the many horrid stories and experiences him as well as hundreds of inmates are experiencing. Inmates are human too!

Dewan Dennis discusses how we can tackle and eradicate the recidivism rates here in the state of New Jersey.  

River Clinic Located in North Philly tries to close revolving doors at Allegheny County Jail by aiming to keep repeated offenders out of jail.

Gemini was Sentenced at 16 for his role in a 1990 shooting at Myers Park High School. He was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison for drug and gun charges.  After serving more than two decades in jail, he left with a mission.

Jarrett Adams served ten years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. After securing his release, he became a lawyer dedicated to overturning other wrongful convictions.

In this episode I shine light to an amazing non-profit organization based in Lower east shore Maryland.  Positive Reinforcements is changing the game by providing many resources for the formerly incarcerated nation including children ages 6-13. If you or anyone you know was formerly incarcerated and is struggling to integrate into society please contact Positive Reinforcements at (410) 651-3100. 

In this episode I highlight the injustice Joseph Amrin has received from the state of missouri. Joe Amrin spent 17 years on death row in the state of  missouri for a murder he did not commit. The supreme court overturned his conviction in 2003.  Since 2003 Joe has had trouble integrating into society, finding a job, and developing relationships. The state of missouri has not compensated Joe for the 17 years he spent behind bars.  Instead they granted a $14 check that was left over from his commissary. 

It is a unfortunate fact that many people face so many challenges after incarceration. From getting healthcare, finding a job, and even reconnecting with family. 

It is a unwritten rule that African Americans vote Democrat. For decades Democrats have been talking about criminal justice reform. The only thing Democrats have been reforming is the growth and explosion of prison numbers that led to mass incarceration here in New Jersey. African Americans and Hispanics have been heavily impacted by these draconian laws that are in place in New Jersey. Mass incarceration effects black and brown people at a large rate. We need to be smart on crime not tough on crime. Let's take preventive measures!

It is a unwritten rule that African Americans vote Democrat. For decades Democrats have been talking about criminal justice reform. The only thing Democrats have been reforming is the growth and explosion of prison numbers that led to mass incarceration here in New Jersey. African Americans and Hispanics have been heavily impacted by these draconian laws that are in place in New Jersey. Mass incarceration effects black and brown people at a large rate. We need to be smart on crime not tough on crime. Let's take preventive measures!

It is a unwritten rule that African Americans vote Democrat. For decades Democrats have been talking about criminal justice reform. The only thing Democrats have been reforming is the growth and explosion of prison numbers that led to mass incarceration here in New Jersey. African Americans and Hispanics have been heavily impacted by these draconian laws that are in place in New Jersey. Mass incarceration effects black and brown people at a large rate. We need to be smart on crime not tough on crime. Let's take preventive measures!