Nora Jackson is an extraordinary person who has been through an ordeal that you

wouldn't wish on your worst enemy. As you know, for listening to her episode that

originally aired in November of 2017, Nora was wrongfully convicted of the murder

for mother. Both of her parents were murdered and she was left an orphan with

no brothers and sisters. When she was wrongfully convicted and ended up

serving 11 years in prison, of course, the Tennessee Supreme Court unanimously

overturned her conviction and set in their ruling that the prosecutors had lied

and cheated and broken so many rules. There were too many to count. Too many

examples of prosecutorial misconduct too great and too in one recording. Nora, the

good news is since the episode aired, she's moved from Tennessee to New York. She

now lives in Brooklyn and she is a sophomore in college. The age of 32, her

freshman year, she achieved a 3.67 GPA. I know she's going to improve on it this

year. She started an organization called Meet Your Mentor and she is working

with some other incredible dynamic women, Sarah Rapold, Stacey Ryan and others

and Meet Your Mentor is an organization that is dedicated to helping

exonerees and formerly incarcerated people get back on their feet and get a

fresh start. Nora is a hero of mine and I'm super proud of everything she's

doing. My grandmother was murdered likely with a candle stick. I really thank

you somebody. My family tried to find the killer. A psychic got involved and asked

what if it was one of us. She did this. It's my hometown's greatest mystery.

There's nothing people in the Delta light better than a good story. From

Campside Media and Sony Music Entertainment, this is Witnessed, Devil in the

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