Amanda Knox

Okay, so the Innocence Project here in New York primarily works in New York Although because there's such a big and you know well-established organization They often give assistance elsewhere like that You know a recent case that the Innocence Project here in New York was working on was in Hawaii this like horrible murder of this young woman named Dana Ireland and

Okay, so the Innocence Project here in New York primarily works in New York Although because there's such a big and you know well-established organization They often give assistance elsewhere like that You know a recent case that the Innocence Project here in New York was working on was in Hawaii this like horrible murder of this young woman named Dana Ireland and

that for 25 years they had the wrong people, and then they finally found the person who did it using genetic genealogy. Anyway, it's a long, crazy story. I'm hosting a podcast about it that's going to be coming out later. called Three. So look out for that.

that for 25 years they had the wrong people, and then they finally found the person who did it using genetic genealogy. Anyway, it's a long, crazy story. I'm hosting a podcast about it that's going to be coming out later. called Three. So look out for that.

that for 25 years they had the wrong people, and then they finally found the person who did it using genetic genealogy. Anyway, it's a long, crazy story. I'm hosting a podcast about it that's going to be coming out later. called Three. So look out for that.

Can you just mention what your podcast is? I know it's Labyrinth. Yes.

Can you just mention what your podcast is? I know it's Labyrinth. Yes.

Can you just mention what your podcast is? I know it's Labyrinth. Yes.

So my podcast is called Labyrinth. It is produced and host with me and my husband, Christopher Robinson. And we talk to people. It's not just criminal justice related. It's the idea being, again, that we all have an interconnected reality, which is we all at certain points in our life feel lost and we have to find our way again. So I talk to people about those kinds of experiences.

So my podcast is called Labyrinth. It is produced and host with me and my husband, Christopher Robinson. And we talk to people. It's not just criminal justice related. It's the idea being, again, that we all have an interconnected reality, which is we all at certain points in our life feel lost and we have to find our way again. So I talk to people about those kinds of experiences.

So my podcast is called Labyrinth. It is produced and host with me and my husband, Christopher Robinson. And we talk to people. It's not just criminal justice related. It's the idea being, again, that we all have an interconnected reality, which is we all at certain points in our life feel lost and we have to find our way again. So I talk to people about those kinds of experiences.

But I also occasionally guest host other podcasts. And one of those that I'm doing is called Three. It is with Audio Chuck and the Crime Junkie crew. And we are looking into the case of Dana Ireland and the discovery of who actually committed the crime and the subsequent wrongful convictions of Ian Schweitzer and his brother and another man named Frank Pauline.

But I also occasionally guest host other podcasts. And one of those that I'm doing is called Three. It is with Audio Chuck and the Crime Junkie crew. And we are looking into the case of Dana Ireland and the discovery of who actually committed the crime and the subsequent wrongful convictions of Ian Schweitzer and his brother and another man named Frank Pauline.

But I also occasionally guest host other podcasts. And one of those that I'm doing is called Three. It is with Audio Chuck and the Crime Junkie crew. And we are looking into the case of Dana Ireland and the discovery of who actually committed the crime and the subsequent wrongful convictions of Ian Schweitzer and his brother and another man named Frank Pauline.

And I haven't heard of these cases and that's so heartbreaking because I was talking to somebody yesterday about how people on the internet, they don't even have law degrees or investigation, you know, experience, but they can help. And if there are more eyes on a case, you know, it's possible that they could make a break or they could do something helpful.

And I haven't heard of these cases and that's so heartbreaking because I was talking to somebody yesterday about how people on the internet, they don't even have law degrees or investigation, you know, experience, but they can help. And if there are more eyes on a case, you know, it's possible that they could make a break or they could do something helpful.

And I haven't heard of these cases and that's so heartbreaking because I was talking to somebody yesterday about how people on the internet, they don't even have law degrees or investigation, you know, experience, but they can help. And if there are more eyes on a case, you know, it's possible that they could make a break or they could do something helpful.

Absolutely. And I, you know, a great example of this, have you ever seen don't fuck with cats? Yes. Yes. I saw that. So like the man power, like one of the, one of the, a major cause of wrongful conviction is just lack of resources that investigators have to pursue cases. And one of the great ways that people can assist with a case is by donating that manpower.

Absolutely. And I, you know, a great example of this, have you ever seen don't fuck with cats? Yes. Yes. I saw that. So like the man power, like one of the, one of the, a major cause of wrongful conviction is just lack of resources that investigators have to pursue cases. And one of the great ways that people can assist with a case is by donating that manpower.

Absolutely. And I, you know, a great example of this, have you ever seen don't fuck with cats? Yes. Yes. I saw that. So like the man power, like one of the, one of the, a major cause of wrongful conviction is just lack of resources that investigators have to pursue cases. And one of the great ways that people can assist with a case is by donating that manpower.