First thing I kind of worked on when I got here was with Neelam,

and that was the Crystal Weimer case.

And it was incredibly powerful to be in the courtroom

when that expert recanted his testimony from trial

and said that my, essentially, my opinion now is not would it have been a trial,

and I should not have essentially testified to what I testified to,

and to know that Crystal was going to get relief in that moment was pretty darn compelling.

Hi, this is Brooke, and you're listening to the actual innocence podcast, a podcast that helps to bring awareness to those who have been wrongfully

convicted. This is the second part of the Pennsylvania Innocence Project series, so if you

haven't listened to the first part, you might want to go back and do that first. Next week,

I will be interviewing an exonerary from the Pennsylvania Innocence Project.

I am so thrilled to bring you the people who make the Pennsylvania Innocence Project possible.

Once again, I want to thank the Pennsylvania Innocence Project for their hospitality.

This series of episodes would not have been possible without their support. I also want to

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That means in March, with the help of my friend and supporter, Agent K.O. from Twitter,

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