Wrongfully yours podcast

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 In this episode, host, Kelly Lauzon, discusses the profound impact of wrongful convictions and her personal journey into the field. She shares her experiences and insights on the justice system, the importance of education and awareness, and her mission to advocate for change. Through her podcast, she aims to bring attention to the stories of those affected by wrongful convictions and foster a deeper understanding of the issues at hand.

 In these episodes, Kelly is joined by Canadian exoneree Jamie Nelson. With raw honesty and strength, Jamie walks us through the events that led to his arrest, the trauma of pre-trial detention, and the courtroom dynamics that ultimately led to his conviction despite a strong alibi and a lack of physical evidence. This is a conversation not only about injustice, but about resilience, fatherhood, and the ripple effect of wrongful convictions.

  In this episode, Kelly sits down with Shawna Nelson, Jamie Nelson’s sister, for a heartfelt conversation about the often-overlooked ripple effects of wrongful convictions. Shawna shares what it was like to watch her brother’s life unravel from the sidelines, the toll it took on their family, and how she navigated years of forced distance, disbelief, and helplessness.

 In these episodes, Kelly is joined by Marcus Beach, a retired police officer and current director of the Wrongful Conviction Awareness and Avoidance Program. Marcus shares his powerful journey from nearly three decades in law enforcement where he rarely questioned the system to a profound shift in perspective sparked by hearing an exoneree’s story. This is an honest, eye-opening conversation about accountability, transformation, and the human cost of getting it wrong. 

 In these episodes, Kelly is joined by American exoneree Eric Anderson.  Eric shares his harrowing journey from being a victim of a shooting to being wrongfully convicted of armed robbery. He recounts the night of the incident, his arrest, the confusion surrounding the accusations, and the subsequent trial that led to his conviction. Despite the overwhelming evidence of his innocence, Eric faced a lengthy battle for justice, ultimately finding support through the Innocence Project. After years of fighting, he was exonerated and now dedicates his life to advocating for others who have been wrongfully convicted, highlighting the flaws in the criminal justice system and the importance of support for exonerees.

Details coming soon.