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ABOUT THIS EPISODE: What happens when a case is mishandled, witnesses change their stories, and societal bias and ignorance dictate what justice ought to be? You get a case for innocence. But seldom was guilt questioned during the lawless days of the wild west, and for some, that meant the end of the road—or in this case, at the end of the rope.
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Special thanks for Julie Chimenti at the Historical Society of South San Francisco for providing me with great historical information about Baden, and for indulging me in my long-winded emails.
The Innocence ProjectWhy is Eye-Witness Testimony an Important Area of Psychological Research?Why Eyewitnesses FailFelony Murder Rule
ABOUT THIS PODCAST: Step behind the walls of Folsom Prison where author and criminal justice professional, April Moore, delves into the haunting, yet profoundly human stories of the 93 men executed between 1895 and 1937. Join us as we explore the paradoxes of justice, taking a deeper look at the death penalty, and re-humanizing those that history might have left behind. New episode every 3rd Friday of the month.
Music: Intro: “Lamentation,” by Wastelander“Virtue,” by Featherland“Niagara,” by The Realist“Mindful,” by Featherland“Growing Pains,” by Featherland“Hidden Places,” by Featherland“Dead Ends,” by Wicked Cinema“Aurora,” by Featherland“Evidence Board,” by CJ-O“Serial Minds,” by CJ-O“Winter Train Home,” by Featherland“Dystopia,” by Ian Kelosky“Gentle Moon,” by The Realist“Heartbeat,” by The Realist“Bats in the Foundry,” by Material Gurl“The Diary,” by CJ-O“Endless,” by The Realist“Giving Up Your Ghost,” by CJ-O“Devil’s Doorstep,” by WastelanderOutro: “Left for Dead,” by Wastelander
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