Welcome to part two of the Nick Yarra story on wrongful conviction.

We've already heard about Nick surviving sexual assault, his mispent, young adulthood,

the lie that turned the authorities hell bent on his conviction, gladiator Sundays,

suicide, torture, and then, with a court date that could have led to his freedom in sight,

he unintentionally finds himself escaping from death row, only to turn himself in, instead

of committing suicide by shark.

I mean, seriously, what the actual fuck?

And we're still just halfway.

We pick up with Nick again on death row in Florida, where he was awaiting transfer back

to Pennsylvania, and where he ran into Jesse Teferro, who was the life partner, and

father of the children of Sonny Jacobs, who, you may remember, was one of the most extraordinary

episodes of wrongful conviction.

I think it was season one episode four, Jesse, who ends up crazy enough on death row,

in Florida, with Nick was later executed in a botched execution where the electric chair,

quote unquote, malfunctioned, and his head caught fire.

It's a gruesome, gruesome story, and even more so, because he was an actually innocent

man.

And get ready for this.

At the same time, Nick, on death row again in Florida, was sharing that pod with one of

the most notorious inmates in the history of America, Ted Bundy.

As in your seat belts for part two, Nick Yaris, on wrongful conviction.

On Queen Charlotte, the official podcast, we're stepping behind the scenes and the drawing

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