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Roberta Glass True Crime Report

The Amanda Knox Case is Given the Matias Reyes Treatment

Roberta Glass True Crime Report

Roberta Glass

True Crime

3.3628 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2023

⏱️ 138 minutes

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Devon Tracey shills for one of Meredith Kercher's killers.
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0:00.0

So what made you want to start talking about the wrongful conviction movement?

0:07.0

Well, I've never heard it phrase like that.

0:10.0

Wrongful conviction movement, interesting.

0:13.0

That's funny that there's a name. Yeah, I guess I'm on the outside, but I've independently

0:17.0

discovered that there's a lot of shenanigans going on and it doesn't get covered.

0:23.6

And so what you'll have is random people like me who, you know, I'm not from this field per se,

0:29.8

but I do consider myself a morally grounded person.

0:33.2

I mean, I am an Eagle Scout.

0:34.5

I like to brag about to my audience.

0:36.7

And I'm not seeing anyone else cover

0:39.3

a lot of these cases. And I'm hearing, in fact, the opposite. I'm seeing the New York Times

0:45.3

and very popular podcasts and very famous people stating things that are completely false and in a

0:51.7

morally egregious way, effortlessly. And so it is shocking and

0:55.8

appalling. And I feel like it's my duty to point out to whoever cares to listen that this

1:01.7

is an outrage. I agree. I independently, like, research these cases. And every time I go into one,

1:07.3

I'm hoping I'm wrong, I'm hoping like, oh, well, maybe they do have a case here.

1:13.0

Like, why would they put their reputations behind something if it was so obviously one way?

1:18.6

And I really do feel like I come into it with an open mind. And then I'm just shocked when the

1:24.0

evidence just piles up and up and up. And I'm like, what am I watching here? Do you hear that from your audience? Because I hear that a lot that I think everybody's guilty. And I always try to explain that I'm always hoping that every case I look at is a case of a wrongful conviction. I just haven't found one of the cases that I've covered. But do you find that the people say to you, you think everybody's guilty,

1:44.7

or also they use the word biased a lot? Do you get that? No, I think people realize that it's very

1:50.4

uneventful. To pick a case that is, I don't know, like, you got to be careful of confirmation

1:55.9

bias. That is true. But that's not how I come to these cases. There are a ton of situations that it just doesn't

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