Sean Dustin
Sean Dustin
#77 Wrongful Conviction|Broward County|Innocent Man|HELP!!!|Free Charles Miller
#77 Wrongful Conviction|Broward County|Innocent Man|HELP!!!|Free Charles Miller
#77 Wrongful Conviction|Broward County|Innocent Man|HELP!!!|Free Charles Miller
Saturday 7th November 2020
Explore Charles Miller's 21-year fight against wrongful conviction on 'Nowhere To Go But Up'. Hear from his supporters and learn about justice reform.
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Get the buttons here!Charles Miller's Fight for Freedom: A Story of Wrongful Conviction
We're amplifying the signal of people that don't have a voice and can't fight for themselves really and and trying to get them the exposure that they so desperately need.
Imagine spending over two decades behind bars for a crime you didn't commit. That's the harsh reality for Charles Miller, who has been wrongfully imprisoned for more than 21 years. In this episode of 'Nowhere To Go But Up', host Sean Dustin brings us into Charles' world, where evidence seems to scream innocence, yet justice remains elusive. With no murder weapon, no matching fingerprints, and DNA evidence pointing elsewhere, how did Charles end up with a life sentence without parole?
Sean dives deep into the case with guests Michelle Rorie and Sandy Freese, two steadfast supporters of Charles who have been fighting tirelessly to prove his innocence. Michelle, who was four months pregnant when Charles was taken away, shares the emotional toll this wrongful conviction has had on their family. Sandy discusses the broader implications of such miscarriages of justice and the crucial role organizations like the Innocence Project play in seeking reform.
This episode isn't just about Charles' fight; it's a sobering look at the flaws in our criminal justice system. It's a call to action for all of us to stand up against wrongful convictions and support those who have been unjustly punished. With heartfelt conversations and compelling evidence, this episode will leave you questioning how many more Charles Millers are out there, waiting for their day of freedom.