Hey guys, it's Lauren Eyreider. Welcome to a special bonus episode of wrongful conviction

false confessions. We've gotten an overwhelming response to this week's story about Daniel

Villegas and to the video we posted on Instagram and Twitter showing the moment he learned

the jury's verdict. So we're releasing a bonus episode, a conversation I had with Daniel

when I sat down with him in Austin, Texas two months ago. You know, after everything

we've been through together, Daniel's not just a former client. He's a friend. We talked

about what it was like waiting for the jury to announce its verdict, how he'd prepared

his children for the possibility he might not be coming home, and how it feels to finally

focus on the future. If you haven't heard his full story, it's right here in the podcast

feed just under this bonus episode. And if you've yet to watch Daniel's exoneration video,

check it out on Instagram at wrongful conviction. It's an incredible opportunity for all of us

to bear witness to freedom.

My grandmother was murdered, likely with a candlestick. I really think it's something

I knew her. 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 Ditch. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts to binge all episodes

now or listen weekly wherever you listen.

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am a relationship wrecker. And just motivation, sometimes people just need to kick in the ass

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