Welcome to Wrongful Conviction False Confessions.

I'm Lauren Nyrider.

And I'm Steve Trison.

Steve and I are lawyers.

We fight to free people who've been wrongfully convicted.

And our specialty is false confessions.

In season one of this podcast, we shared 12 true stories of people who confessed to crimes they

didn't commit. This season we're back with more stories that show how injustice that starts in

the interrogation room can spread across the entire criminal justice system. These are 12 more

cases that keep us up at night. Today's case feels like a recurring nightmare. We'll tell you about

not one, but four US Navy sailors who falsely confess to murdering another sailor's wife.

They volunteered to fight for their country, but they ended up fighting for their own freedom.

I'm Amber Reffett and I'm her gorgeous sister, Lacey Lamar. If in fact, Lacey is not that gorgeous.

Amber, get on with it. Okay, everybody, we have exciting news to share. We're teaming up with

Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network to bring you our brand new podcast called The Amber and Lacey

Lacey and Amber Show. We did it. We sold a bunch of books, we conquered late night, and now we'll

play fun quizzes and games with friends and take you along for the ride. Listen to the Amber and

Lacey and Lacey and Amber show on Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network on the iHeard Radio app

Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. The Northrop 4 is an iconic case because

it is one of the most colossal screw-ups in the history of American justice. I've never thought

this case would go to trial, but it did and they were convicted and I was stunned. When you

think about these guys from all across the United States who signed up to serve their country

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