In 2018, I had the privilege of interviewing Yusuf Salam, well, now Dr. Yusuf Salam.

And Dr. Salam now serves, I love the way that sounds, on the board of the Innocence

Project with me.

He's a father of 10 children, extraordinary, and he is an accomplished and celebrated motivational

speaker, an author, and a tremendous advocate for criminal justice reform, most dramatically.

The story of Yusuf Salam and the four other wrongfully convicted boys, because they were

just children when they were teenagers, young teenagers, and they were wrongfully convicted.

Then known as the Central Park Five, now known as the Exonerated Five.

We're featured in the hit Netflix show, and the hit is not as strong enough for the Smash

Netflix show when they see us 16 Emmyward nominations, and it's become a cultural phenomenon.

It also has resulted in actual consequences for the people who wrongfully prosecuted and

persecuted Yusuf and the other kids.

Both prosecutors have faced some censure, not strong enough punishments in my view for

what they did, but it really is a full circle turnaround that couldn't possibly have been

imagined back when this terrible miscarriage of justice was happening.

To actually use Yusuf Salam's episode is one of my favorites, I'm excited for you to hear it.

Last season, millions tuned into the betrayal podcast to hear a shocking story of deception.

I'm Andrea Gunning, and now we're sharing an all-new story of betrayal.

Ashley Litten was helping her husband set up a business fanmail account when she discovered

a terrible secret.

I saw a hidden folder, and I opened it.

What the hell did I just see?

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