Welcome to The HannibalTV.com.

This is a special live edition with a man who is returning to the channel based on popular demand.

It's his third appearance on ThehanableTV.com.

And today we're going to be talking about the phenomenon of innocence fraud,

the historical roots, some of the current cases, but we're also going to spend a lot of time on the West Memphis three case for which the gentleman wrote this book, excellent book, Abomination, Devil

Worship and Deception in the West Memphis Three Murders.

I'm talking, of course, about our esteemed guest, author, true crime expert, documentary

filmmaker, and very successful podcaster, Mr. William Ramsey.

William, welcome once again to the Hannibal TV.com.

Jack, thanks for the invite.

It's great to be with you again.

This is a topic that seems to be gaining more steam, so to speak,

in terms of the popular culture and the culture war itself, which

we'll talk about. But if you could, I think right off the bat, it's fair to say that no

fair-minded individual would wish someone who's wrongfully committed to be incarcerated.

But this is an entirely different phenomenon.

Could you let the audience know what innocence fraud is for those that may not be aware?

It's this kind of new phenomenon that's kind of grown up, I think, around the advent of the

internet and social media, where groups get together and second guess some of grown up, I think, around the advent of the internet and social media, where groups get

together and second guess some of the cases, conclusions, the guilty verdicts of many popular

or well-known crime cases around the United States. And I'd say it popped up more frequently

or more recently maybe, like I said, the

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