Podcast appearances and mentions of jim trainum

In October of 2014, 32-year-old Native American actress Misty Upham went missing. Local police refused to investigate her disappearance. So community members formed a search party, and found her body in a ravine 11 days later. What happened to Misty Upham? And why didn't authorities act? We talk with Jim Trainum, retired MPD homicide detective and investigative consultant.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One night in December of 1986, Cara Knott disappeared while driving home. She and her car were found the next day off the side of a highway. That same day, a local police officer known for pulling over women late at night was seen with scratches on his face. But did he actually kill Cara Knott? We talk with Jim Trainum, retired MPD homicide detective and investigative consultant.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BROTHERS N ARMS WEBSITE - https://bit.ly/3jNHLw1 Please help me hold Fairfax County PD Accountable for all the corruption going on in their department. Anything helps, Thank you! Please donate on GoFundMe here - https://gf.me/u/yibi3a ASD - DOCS Uncensored - https://www.patreon.com/andreshouldntdrink Hey guys welcome to another episode of the ASD- Andre shouldn’t drink podcast! This is going to be a lengthy intro mainly because if you’re just joining us it’s extremely important for me to give you context.. In todays episode I have two very special guest by the name of Jim Trainum and Victor Zheng…. If you’ve been following my investigation on the Fairfax County Police Department then you know Victor Zheng’s story— Here’s a recap for those of you just joining the investigation — *video from part 3* In 2013, Victor was falsely accused by an ex girlfriend of rape. He was ultimately falsely arrested and spent 6 nights in jail, was made to spend $60,000 on lawyer fees, and faced the possibility of life in prison for a crime he did not commit. All charges against victor were eventually dropped… Now, allow me to introduce to you Jim Trainum, Retired Detective Jim Trainum was with the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department for a total of 27 years – the last 19 of which he was assigned to the homicide branch. During his career, Trainum worked on numerous local and federal task forces and joint projects. He created and was the director of his department’s Violent Crime Case Review Project which oversaw the review of old homicide cases. Today he now specializes in policy and procedures during an interrogation and reducing false confessions and wrongful convictions. He’s significant to the entirety of this story because Jim Trainum was the actual expert witness in the case that we will be talking about in this podcast episode… This whole podcast episode is based around one rogue Fairfax County detective by the name of Darrin DeCoster — In this podcast episode we will focus on a case that had an innocent man falsely confessing to very serious crimes. We will also cover why Darrin DeCoster is an absolute incompetent, immoral, and unjust detective. The guy has ruined at least two innocent people’s lives and that’s only what I’ve been able to uncover so far… — the point I”m trying to make is that we need to reinvestigate Every arrest he’s ever made throughout his career. With all of this said, let’s get right into this podcast episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andrecandrink/message

Former Homicidal Detective & author of 'How The Police Generate False Confessions,' Jim Trainum is on the show today to talk 'When They See Us' documentary and how police are trained to get false confessions, why the police force won't apologize, and is Linda Fairstein deserving of all the blame. Our thoughts on OJ having twitter, here's the $70 bathing suit that Sarah spent her wedding gift cards on. Sponsored by: openfit.com code FRASE, advantage financial, Progressions Salon

Jim Trainum, retired homicide detective and author of "How the Police Generate False Confessions: An Inside Look at the Interrogation Room," explains how and why false confessions happen and how law enforcement can prevent it from happening. Trainum's book on Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/y87cw7eb

Email privacy reform passed unanimously in the House, but the Email Privacy Act has hit a snag in the Senate. Though the bill's core mission — requiring warrants before law enforcement can access Americans' online communications — is largely uncontroversial, some Senators are pushing an exception that would allow law enforcement to bypass warrant requirements in an emergency. Evan is joined by Jim Trainum, former police officer and co-chair of the Constitution Project's Policing Reform Committee, who argued in a recent op-ed in The Hill that the emergency exception is both harmful and unnecessary. Is email privacy at an impasse? Can a compromise be reached?

In this episode, Bob spends the hour speaking with Jim Trainum. Jim was the retired detective featured on Serial, who evaluated the investigation. Jim is also and instructor, consultant, and expert in interrogation techniques and false confessions. The Truth & Justice GoFundMe fund grows to over $10,000. www.gofundme.com/truthandjustice Bob announces the transition to the Truth & Justice podcast will occur on October 18th. #Serial #Serialdynasty #Undisclosed #serialdynastyarmy #bobcast #freeadnan #justiceforhae

Brandon Garrett is one of the leading scholars on the problem of getting it wrong in criminal cases. Eyewitnesses who believe they know what they do not know, suspects who confess to crimes they did not commit, and the actually guilty parties who go free when convict the innocent: why and how does this happen? This show’s links: Brandon Garrett’s faculty profile, author page, and writing Hold Up!, the (probably) one-off movie podcast we recorded Oral Argument 44: Serial Brandon Garrett, The Banality of Wrongful Executions Brandon Garrett, Convicting the Innocent: Where Criminal Prosecutions Go Wrong Brandon Garrett, Contaminated Confessions Revisited About Elizabeth Loftus Oral Argument 48: Legal Truth (guest Lisa Kern Griffin), discussing Lisa Kern Griffin, Narrative, Truth, and Trial; see also links and discussion from Oral Argument 45: Sacrifice James Liebman et al., The Wrong Carlos, a fascinating website collecting photos, interviews, and other evidence concerning the conviction and execution of Carlos DeLuna, who was likely innocent This American Life, Confessions, Act One, an interview with Jim Trainum about botched confessions Benjamin Weiser, Settlement Is Approved in Central Park Jogger Case, but New York Deflects Blame National Research Council, Identifying the Culprit Alex Kozinski, Criminal Law 2.0 About the Criminal Cases Review Commission Innocence Project at the UVA School of Law Special Guest: Brandon Garrett.