Hello listeners. Let me introduce you to Sinisterhood, a true crime comedy podcast that covers all

things creepy and gives you the deep dives and thorough research you want. Best friends and long

time comedians, Christie Wallace and Heather McKinney, cover things like serial killers,

disappearances, cults, cryptids, and even do legal deep dives into things like the Britney

Spears conservatorship and the legal drama surrounding Erica Gerardi from Real Housewives of

Beverly Hills. While you're listening, make sure to subscribe to Sinisterhood via the link in

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Thanks so much for the intro. I'm Christie and I'm Heather and we're the host of Sinisterhood,

a true crime comedy podcast that covers all things creepy. We bring you the deep dive on all the

topics you desire, like serial killers, disappearances, cults, cryptids, hauntings, and even true

crime in the news, like the Real Housewives legal woes, Britney Spears conservatorship,

and the Murdoch family murders. You're about to hear a clip from our coverage on the wrongful

conviction of Clemente Aguirre. We discuss some of the elements that worked against Clemente at trial

and that led him to being sentenced to death row for a crime he didn't commit. You'll also hear

my explanation as a licensed attorney about the process for appeals in cases like these,

and the evidence necessary to prevail in overturning conviction. Our full episode covers the

mountains of evidence that exoneration attorneys come through in an effort to help Clemente

try to secure his freedom. Thanks so much for checking it out and keep it creepy.

The trial court condemned Clemente to death for the murders and sentenced him to life in prison

for the burglary. During that portion of the trial Clemente rose from his seat and shouted,

they're trying to kill me for no reason. I didn't do it. I didn't kill nobody.

According to the Innocence Project, it's so heartbreaking because in his trial he's the only one

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