Juju Chang
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Podcast Appearances
There are plenty of people who knew you when you were lying all the time who think you're lying now and that this is some sort of big act.
There are plenty of people who knew you when you were lying all the time who think you're lying now and that this is some sort of big act.
There are plenty of people who knew you when you were lying all the time who think you're lying now and that this is some sort of big act.
Sure. And when we interviewed some of those victims' families, we asked if they wanted to hear the recording.
Sure. And when we interviewed some of those victims' families, we asked if they wanted to hear the recording.
Sure. And when we interviewed some of those victims' families, we asked if they wanted to hear the recording.
Today, Cherie is still serving a life sentence at a woman's prison in Michigan. She has exhausted further attempts to appeal her case.
Today, Cherie is still serving a life sentence at a woman's prison in Michigan. She has exhausted further attempts to appeal her case.
Today, Cherie is still serving a life sentence at a woman's prison in Michigan. She has exhausted further attempts to appeal her case.
Rikers, here we come. What a cheery place to visit, huh? Doreen Quinn Giuliano has become all too familiar with one of the country's most dangerous and notorious jails.
Rikers, here we come. What a cheery place to visit, huh? Doreen Quinn Giuliano has become all too familiar with one of the country's most dangerous and notorious jails.
Rikers, here we come. What a cheery place to visit, huh? Doreen Quinn Giuliano has become all too familiar with one of the country's most dangerous and notorious jails.
Every week, she makes the hour-long drive from her home in Brooklyn to Rikers Island to see her son, John.
Every week, she makes the hour-long drive from her home in Brooklyn to Rikers Island to see her son, John.
Every week, she makes the hour-long drive from her home in Brooklyn to Rikers Island to see her son, John.
But in 2005, a jury convicted John Juka of murder, sending him away for 25 years to life.
But in 2005, a jury convicted John Juka of murder, sending him away for 25 years to life.