SHADES IN JUSTICE PODCAST EP #40 | LaMont McIntyre & Darryl Burton | "Unjustified Imprisonment: The Long Road to Freedom"
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SHADES IN JUSTICE PODCAST EP #40 | LaMont McIntyre & Darryl Burton | "Unjustified Imprisonment: The Long Road to Freedom"
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Host: Dr. Evelyn Hill
Episode Title: Unjustified Imprisonment: The Long Road to Freedom
Special Guests: LaMont McIntyre & Darryl Burton
📅 Air Date: March 26, 2025
📱 Listen live: jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
📺 Watch on-demand: www.theweekendchannel.tv
⚖️ Episode Overview:
In this powerful episode, Dr. Evelyn Hill speaks with LaMont McIntyre and Darryl Burton, two extraordinary men who survived decades of wrongful imprisonment. Their stories reflect the devastating impact of unjust systems, and their perseverance is a testament to faith, truth, and justice.
McIntyre and Burton share the pain of being falsely accused, the long and complex legal battles to prove their innocence, and the nearly eight-year journey to freedom. They bring a human face to injustice and a call to action.
🧠 Key Discussion Topics:
- The experience of being wrongfully accused and convicted
- The emotional toll of losing decades of life to prison
- The legal process: why it took years to get help and even longer to be heard
- What sustained them behind bars—faith, hope, and resilience
- Rebuilding life after release
- Their current mission: advocating for others who are still unjustly imprisoned
- Highlights the flaws in the criminal justice system
- Humanizes the struggle behind wrongful convictions
- Encourages awareness, reform, and advocacy
- Inspires hope and faith through incredible testimonies of survival
LaMont McIntyre served 23 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Since his release, he has co-founded Miracle of Innocence, which is dedicated to helping others reclaim their freedom.
Darryl Burton was imprisoned for 24 years for a wrongful conviction. He is now a pastor and founder of The Miracle of Innocence Foundation, using his voice to bring change and justice.
📢 Tune In & Share:
🎧 Listen LIVE on Wednesdays at jerryroycelive.mixlr.com
📺 Watch anytime on www.theweekendchannel.tv
Bringing truth to light—one story at a time.
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