Mini Series - State v. John Brookins – Addendum 1 – Making An Exoneree

Undisclosed: Toward Justice

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News, Society & Culture, True Crime

4.2 • 10.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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September 24, 2020 / Host Rebecca Lavoie talks with Colin Miller, Marc Howard, and Marty Tankleff about the work by Georgetown's Prisons and Justice Initiative on the John Brookins case.

Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon and Blue Dot Sessions.

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0:00.0	Looking for ways to use less fuel.
0:02.0	At SO, we can help.
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0:05.2	can start to help win the energy challenges we all face.
0:08.4	Like your choice of fuel,
0:09.9	making the fuel you buy go further
0:11.6	and even finding alternatives to using it in the first place.
0:15.1	We call this Thoughtful Driving.
0:17.6	The journey won't be easy,
0:18.9	but we want to start it with you.
0:20.9	Not what you're expecting to hear from a fuel company.
0:23.6	Well, at SO, we think it's time that changed.
0:26.3	Search SO Thoughtful Driving for changes we can all start to make today.
0:52.1	I'm Rebecca LaVoy and welcome to the Undisclosed Addendum.
0:55.3	Today, we're talking about episodes one and two of the team's
0:58.6	latest series on John Brookins,
1:01.2	who's been in prison for decades for the 1990 murder of Sheila Ginsburg.
1:05.9	If you haven't listened to those episodes yet,
1:08.0	this conversation may not make a whole lot of sense,
1:10.4	so be sure to go back and do that before listening on.
1:14.0	Joining me for today's episode is Mark Howard.
1:16.7	He's one of the country's leading voices and advocates
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