Join Sarah on this compelling episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars" as she brings crucial updates about some of the most significant cases of wrongful conviction.

In this episode, Sarah shares exciting news that Jesse Dreyfuse will have his case vacated in early September, and Robert Brown will be coming home in a few months.

Sarah will provide continuous updates on these cases and more, including Andy's case, despite his limited interview appearances. Gain insights into their stories and the ongoing fight for justice.

Sarah also highlights Timothy McGruder's case and how you can stay informed through the nonprofit’s official Facebook page here.

Discover how National Public Awareness, now a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is accepting applications for Jesse to help litigate cases of wrongful conviction.

You can also make a tax-deductible donation to their impactful billboard campaign, which has been instrumental in raising awareness about Jesse and Robert’s cases.

Visit nationalpublicawarenessusa.org for more details.

Sarah emphasizes the power of collective action and the importance of each listener's voice in this fight for justice. Your support is invaluable, and together, we can continue to make history.

The podcast is also seeking tax-deductible donations to assist with legal fees, particularly in addressing a critical issue with a biased judge.

Stay tuned for more details on this evolving situation and visit voicelessbehindbars.org to contribute.

Some parts of the nonprofit's website are currently under construction, but your support remains crucial as we work towards justice for all.

Don’t miss this episode of "Voiceless Behind Bars" and become a part of the movement for justice and change.