Railroad was created and produced by the Free Ross team.

I'm allowing them to use my podcast to reach a wider audience and hopefully raise awareness of Ross's plight

and his fight for clemency. This is the best chance to stop

Ross spending the rest of his life in prison. The information presented in

Railroad is based solely on the public record and should not be attributed to

myself, Ross Albrick, Lynn Albrick, or anyone connected with FreeRoss.

I'm not responsible and do not verify for accuracy any of the information contained within this series.

While I'm close to the case due to my interviews with Lynn, I've not been involved in any of the production of the series.

There will be additional information about the case and links to my previous interview

with Lynn in the show notes and information on how you can help support the campaign at the

end of the show.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch. Railroaded, the targeting and caging of Ross Ulbricht.

Episode 6 of a 6 part series. This episode includes chapters 20 and 21,

exposing the corruption and seeking justice.

Chapter 20 Exposing the corruption.

Henry Blodgett, CEO of Business Insider, said,

Obrick's life sentence won't deter others from giving Americans access to the drugs they want.

It won't protect society. It won't serve justice in some moral or cosmic sense.

It will just waste another life behind bars and cost non-incarcerated taxpayers about $2 million over Ulbrick's 50-year remaining life expectancy.

As Draytell predicted, Hahn waited seven weeks after Ross's trial before indicting force and bridges for corruption.

This was the first time that anyone outside of her inner circle learned about bridges. Even more of

forces misconduct was divulged, shedding light on his capacity for fraud,

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