All right. Hello, everyone. My name is Christopher Turner. I served 26 years. I spent 26 years in prison for a crime that I did not commit, have any knowledge of or anything to do with. I've been, I was released on parole in 2010.

I actually won my release through a new parole criteria

that they had introduced

where you could introduce actual innocence at the parole board.

And I actually won my release that way.

Hi, I'm Brooke, and you're listening to Actual Innocence, a podcast bringing awareness to wrongful

conviction and problems in the justice system.

I'm here with DeMarco.

How are you doing this week, sir?

Well, I have no complaints. I'm healthy. You know, I have my times where I'm here with DeMarco. How are you doing this week, sir? Well, I have no complaints.

I'm healthy.

You know, I have my times where I'm, you know, PTSD affects me and I go through stuff and I don't want to be bothered.

I think I've been on that her lady.

So that's got to be hard for my wife.

But other than that, you know, I'm all right. Are you feeling okay today? Yeah, yeah, I'm feeling good. I'm feeling good right now at this moment here. I had a migraine all last week, so I left you alone. So maybe it was meant to be that I was meant to be sick at the same time. You weren't feeling so great. How are you feeling now? I feel amazing today. Yesterday,

I couldn't think straight, but today I'm like, oh, let's do some podcasting. I'm always with that.

And I know that one of our favorite things is coming up. Do you want to tell the folks?

Innocence conference in Memphis.

I am so excited.

I've been waiting for the end.

And it got here so quick.

We was just in San Diego together.

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