So my attorney goes in there.

She says she asked the bailiff.

She's like, they vote him innocent.

What is the procedure here?

And the one spoke up.

He says, well, you know, was carrying back to the jail and process him out.

And she says, no, I don't think so.

She says, I'm going to go talk to the judge. I'll be back.

So she went and talked to the judge and came back, and she said, the judge says, if we find him

innocent, he is to be released at that minute.

Actual Innocence is a podcast that tells the story of people who served time for crimes they did not commit.

Hear the heartbreaking true accounts of those who have been wrongly convicted and then are proven innocent.

Thanks for joining us. The judges credit to them,

they heard everything, they're unbiased, they have strong legal minds, and they had the courage

to stand up for what, you know, they heard and were convinced of at the end of that hearing,

is that we had proven that I was innocent.

In the previous episodes, Greg Taylor told the story of being convicted for a crime he did not

commit. This bonus mini episode will highlight some of the direct effects Greg's case had

on shaping policy.

And we get a bit more personal with stories about his experiences with his daughter.

I'm Brooke. Thanks for listening.

All I am is just a human who's made mistakes and, you know,

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