It’s a stark reality: People are wrongfully convicted. Some are falsely accused. Others are excessively sentenced. I know all of this because I have investigated numerous criminal cases over the past decade throughout the country.
The United States, by the way, has the highest incarceration rate in the world, imprisoning more than 2 million people. No community, no person is left unaffected.
With this podcast series, Life on the Other Side, please join me, Alec Klein, as we take a deep dive into the lives of those impacted by prison and those helping them find justice and redemption.
After a spate of purse snatchings, a man lands in prison for life--but after 34 years, he has a chance at freedom now.
A mother comes to terms with life behind bars, finding herself and imagining what lies ahead.
A husband struggles to keep his family from falling apart when his wife is carted off and jailed.
In the middle of pizza for dinner, a daughter grapples with the unthinkable—her mother’s arrest.
She is a stay-at-home mother who had never earned so much as a traffic ticket. But then she suddenly finds herself accused of medical child abuse.
It’s a stark reality: People are wrongfully convicted. Some are falsely accused. Others are excessively sentenced. I know all of this because I have investigated numerous criminal cases over the past decade throughout the country. The United States, by the way, has the highest incarceration rate in the world, imprisoning more than 2 million people. No community, no person is left unaffected. With this podcast series, Life on the Other Side, please join me, Alec Klein, as we take a deep dive into the lives of those impacted by prison and those helping them find justice and redemption.