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  • Eyewitness Accounts - Alibi in Hand, Still Convicted: The Case of Scott Minton

    Eyewitness Accounts - Alibi in Hand, Still Convicted: The Case of Scott Minton
    2026/03/29
    Join host Raven Thorne as she examines Scott Minton's wrongful conviction case, where timestamped receipts proving his innocence were dismissed while contaminated eyewitness testimony sent him to prison for over thirty years. This episode explores how documented alibis can fail against flawed memory in America's justice system.

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    32 分
  • Eyewitness Accounts - Six Trials and a Furniture Store: The Crumbling Witnesses of Curtis Flowers

    Eyewitness Accounts - Six Trials and a Furniture Store: The Crumbling Witnesses of Curtis Flowers
    2026/03/29
    Raven Thorne examines the Curtis Flowers case: a Mississippi man tried six times for quadruple murder, convicted on eyewitness testimony that emerged months late from witnesses contacted by investigators. After 23 years, the Supreme Court vacated his conviction, citing racial bias in jury selection. Mississippi dropped all charges in 2020.

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    25 分
  • Eyewitness Accounts - The Wrong Man: Ronald Cotton and the Face Memory Built

    Eyewitness Accounts - The Wrong Man: Ronald Cotton and the Face Memory Built
    2026/03/29
    Host Raven Thorne examines the Ronald Cotton case, where Jennifer Thompson's confident eyewitness identification sent an innocent man to prison for eleven years. DNA eventually proved Bobby Poole was the actual rapist. The episode explores how memory fails under trauma, the systemic flaws in eyewitness procedures, and the unlikely friendship between Cotton and Thompson that sparked criminal justice reform nationwide.

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    28 分