Hey everyone. This is Mike Morford to the Murr of my family. I want to introduce you to a brand

new podcast that you won't want to miss called Unjust and Unsalt. The Innocence Project

gives a conservative estimate that there are over 20,000 innocent people currently locked away in U.S. prisons, convicted of crimes they did not commit.

Unjust and unsolved, the new true crime podcast from investigative journalist Maggie Freeling and the obsessed network tells the story of those people in these crimes.

Maggie began the project by sending letters to people in prison, whose stories haunted her, and

she heard back from nearly all of them.

They all wanted their stories to be heard.

Each episode focuses on a single case. The stories are told through

original interviews with the convicted person, their loved ones, and lawyers. Maggie

reinvestigates the crimes sharing all the evidence pointing away from the convicted person, and in some instances presenting the case for other suspects.

Unjust and unsolved is a compelling mix of investigative journalism and true crime storytelling.

Find Unjust and Unsolved and all obsessed network podcast wherever you get your podcast. Enjoy this preview of unjust and unsolved,

and I'll see you back here soon with an all new episode of the Murder and my Family.

My name is Maggie Freeling. I'm a journalist and producer and this is unjust and

unsolved. A podcast about people who I believe are wrongfully incarcerated for crimes that are actually unsolved.

You've surely heard stories like these on the news, but the thing is, the ones you've heard

about barely scratch the surface.

The Innocence Project gives a conservative estimate

that about 20,000 innocent people are currently locked away in US prisons.

After reading some of these stories, I felt compelled to do something.

So I sent 20 letters to people who are locked up,

despite evidence pointing away from them.

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