• Is there Really Truth and Justice for All?

  • By: Jeff Stein
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Is there Really Truth and Justice for All?

By: Jeff Stein
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  • How often is an innocent person found guilty of a crime they did not commit? If you had asked me this question in 2005, I would have said, not many, only because I was uneducated. Now after specializing as a Criminal Defense Investigator for the past decade my response is a complete 360. Not because the accused are my clients, but because I am now more educated and have firsthand knowledge and experience with freeing the innocent after being wrongly accused. There are many wrongful arrests and convictions in the United States. How can we fix this? Understanding that our current judicial system is not “truth and Justice for All” and that everyone needs to be aware, this widespread problem in our country does not discriminate against race, religion, sex, nationality. Anyone can become a victim to the judicial system and incompetent investigations by law enforcement.
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  • Encore: Jeffrey Walker; Breaking the Blue Code of Silence

    Encore: Jeffrey Walker; Breaking the Blue Code of Silence
    Jun 3 2020
    Mr. Walker was arrested in 2013 by the FBI for Hobbs Act Robbery and immediately began to cooperate with the federal government. He served 3 years in Fed prison and was released in 2016. He began cooperating with the civil rights attorneys concerning the wrongful convictions and civil lawsuits brought against him & members of the Philadelphia Narcotics unit, including Larry Krasner, who is now the District Attorney in Philadelphia, working together to overturn more than 1,500 cases in which he and other police officers committed thefts, fraud and other police misconduct. Join us as we will hear from Mr. Walker about how Philadelphia Police officers learned from generation to generation on how to fabricate facts that lead to arrests and pad their hours, “stealing” overtime hours, police corruption, fraud, and thefts committed by the men in blue. We will also learn about his new podcast; # Philly Freedom and his soon to be released book, “Young, Black and Shiny: A Cop’s Story””
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    57 mins
  • Encore: Teri B Himebaugh ESQ to discuss corruption and wrongful convictions

    Encore: Teri B Himebaugh ESQ to discuss corruption and wrongful convictions
    May 27 2020
    Host Jeff Stein will have TERI B. HIMEBAUGH, JD. LlM as a guest discussing the WRONGLY CONVICTED. Mrs. Himebaugh has Dedicated over thirty years to representing the wrongly convicted and other individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated. We will discuss several issues, including but not limited to police corruption and how the justice system turns a blind eye to the wrongly convicted. There is a lot to talk about, so join us for a jam packed episode of “Is There Really Truth & Justice for All?”
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    58 mins
  • Part 2: ; Interview with a premier criminal defense investigator, Kevin McClain

    Part 2: ; Interview with a premier criminal defense investigator, Kevin McClain
    May 13 2020
    We will be talking to Kevin W. McClain a licensed private investigator in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Missouri. Discussing various topics including criminal defense and wrongful convictions and some of the cases he has worked over the years.
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    56 mins
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