Jason Flom
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522 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 17 Feb
Jason Flom’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And this is very common for police, prosecutors, whoever.
At the end of the day, most cases don't get solved, right?
When you get up to murder, it's still 50% of cases that are solved nationally.
And then even of the cases that they do solve, many of them are solved wrong.
And when you solve the case wrong and someone ends up on my podcast as a result who's innocent, I think something that people don't think about, maybe it's uncomfortable to think about it, but when there's a violent crime, murder or otherwise, in which there's an actual victim,
and you go and railroad an innocent person, you are working in service of the guilty person.
Whoever the second perpetrator was in the Charles Don Flores case was probably at the club popping bottles when he got convicted.
Because they know.
They're done.
They're no longer, they're not looking for anybody else.
They got their conviction.
I'm straight.
Now, who else are we going to go rob tonight?
Well, look, the one thing that we've learned is that Lorenzo Johnson, who was a dear friend of Kalia's and mine, who was wrongfully convicted twice in Pennsylvania and served 22 years of a life sentence.
And when he was in prison, he decided he was going to get as much attention brought to his case as he could.
He was going to get the newspapers writing about it.
He was going to get TV.
He was going to get whatever.
And his lawyers were like, no, no, no, that's going to piss everybody off.
Don't do that.
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