Wrongfully Yours
A place where I host conversations with people who have been impacted by wrongful convictions - sometimes this is an exoneree, a family member of an exoneree, a justice official, a filmmaker, a student...I'm really open to speaking with anyone because I think we all have such interesting and unique perspectives to bring around this issue in an effort to challenge assumptions, surface uncomfortable truths, and foster critical thinking about how justice is pursued and portrayed.
Episodes
74 episodes
Coming April 28 on Wrongfully Yours
“When Ron and Brenda visited us that summer, they asked if anything ever happened to them, would we take care of their kids. We had no idea what was coming.”In this emotional preview, Linda Gallant shares the early moments of what would ...
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Episode 25 - Ron Dalton (continued)
In Part 2 of his powerful story, Ron Dalton shares the long and painful road from wrongful conviction to eventual acquittal.With the support of lawyer Jerome Kennedy and nine internationally respected forensic pathologists, Ron’s team di...
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Next on Wrongfully Yours - Ron Dalton (April 14)
For decades, wrongful convictions were Canada’s “dirty little secret.” But the work of organizations like Innocence Canada is changing that.In our next episode, Ron Dalton reflects on how far the movement has come: from being ignored and...
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We continue our convo with Ron Dalton on April 14
“There was no crime. And yet, I was convicted.”Ron Dalton’s story is one of unimaginable injustice. After the sudden death of his wife, Ron was arrested and convicted of murder despite the fact that what happened wasn’t criminal at all. ...
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Next Episode Coming April 14
In our next episode, Ron Dalton recounts the tragic night his wife was rushed to a rural Newfoundland hospital with breathing difficulties and how a critical medical error changed everything.An inexperienced medical student, filling in o...
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Episode 24 - Ron Dalton
In this unforgettable episode, Kelly speaks with Ron Dalton, co-president of Innocence Canada and a man who spent nearly a decade wrongfully imprisoned for the death of his wife.Ron’s story begins with a tragic accident which was misinte...
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Coming March 31 - New Episode with Ron Dalton
In a town that had never seen a homicide trial, Ron Dalton was convicted of murdering his wife based in large part on the word of a local pathologist over a certified expert from Philadelphia.Ron was sentenced to life in prison after a s...
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Coming March 31 - Ron Dalton
Ron Dalton was home with his wife and three young children the night she died. By morning, he would become the prime suspect in a case that would take years to unravel.In this powerful episode of Wrongfully Yours, Ron shares how assumpti...
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New episode coming March 31
Ron Dalton was at home with his wife and three sleeping children when tragedy struck. By morning, he was the prime suspect in her death.In the next episode of Wrongfully Yours, Ron shares how assumptions, pressure, and a strange time cha...
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Episode 23 - Dr. Jan Canty (continued)
In this gripping follow-up, psychologist and homicide survivor Dr. Jan Canty returns to Wrongfully Yours to unpack the unexpected parallels between her own experience and the world of wrongful convictions.We talk phantom crimes, prosecut...
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Episode 23
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Part 2 with Dr. Jan Canty Coming March 17
What if your child’s medical emergency could be mistaken for murder?In a gripping moment from our upcoming episode, Dr. Jan Canty shares a deeply personal story. It’s one that nearly mirrored the heartbreaking cases of women wrongfully c...
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New Episode of Wrongfully Yours Coming March 17
Can storytelling shift public opinion and maybe even the legal system itself?Dr. Jan Canty thinks it can.She joins us to talk about the power of sharing lived experiences, how far those stories can reach, and why real change start...
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Coming March 17 on Wrongfully Yours
When a crime happens, we often focus on punishment but what about the pain left behind? Dr. Jan Canty, a psychologist and homicide survivor, offers a powerful perspective on how we can truly support victims without fueling ...
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Episode 22 - Dr. Jan Canty
In this powerful episode of Wrongfully Yours, psychologist and podcast host Dr. Jan Canty shares her story as a homicide survivor and the unexpected path that led her to the world of wrongful convictions.After her husband was murdered, J...
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March 3 on Wrongfully Yours
What happens when a homicide survivor walks into a courtroom convinced they’re about to face their loved one’s killer only to later learn the person convicted may be innocent?Dr. Jan Canty knows this tension intimately. As both a psychol...
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Coming March 3 on Wrongfully YoursWrongful convictions often stem from a rush to judgment, but as Dr. Jan Canty reminds us in this episode, assumptions also plague homicide survivors. There are many invisible burdens they have to carry o...
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Coming March 3 on Wrongfully Yours
Dr. Jan Canty’s life changed forever when her husband was murdered more than four decades ago. As a "homicide survivor," she later began a podcast to support others navigating similar grief.It wasn’t until exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic appro...
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Episode 21 - Jia Rizvi (continued)
In this compelling follow-up episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly continues her conversation with filmmaker and advocate Jia Rizvi.Jia opens up about her commitment to telling exoneree stories with honesty and integrity including her decis...
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A Look at Our Next Episode (Coming Feb 17)
At the last innocence network conference, filmmaker Jia Rizvi was struck by the number announced: 5,505 years.That’s the total number of years the exonerees in that room had collectively spent wrongfully incarcerated. 5,505 years of miss...
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New Episode of Wrongfully Yours Coming February 17
Filmmaker Jia Rizvi joins us to talk about how film can quietly but powerfully move people toward justice. From screenings to inbox messages, Jia shares how storytelling ignites something personal in viewers, leading them to care, to act, and t...
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Coming Feb 17 on Wrongfully Yours
Filmmaker Jia Rizvi didn’t want to hand over someone else’s truth to a network or studio. Too many wrongful conviction stories get sensationalized or twisted into entertainment instead of treated with the care they deserve.So, she made t...
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Episode 20 - Jia Rizvi
In this inspiring episode, Kelly speaks with Jia Rizvi, an advocate and filmmaker whose journey into wrongful conviction work began with the case of Adnan Syed and deepened through her connection with exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic.Jia shares...
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Coming February 3 on Wrongfully Yours
When filmmaker Jia Rizvi met exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic, she didn’t just find a story, she found a calling.Jia shares why she chose to document Jeff’s case and why wrongful convictions are an issue the public too often overlooks. “Most pe...
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Coming February 3
“A wrongful conviction creates an additional victim that was never part of the original crime.” — Jia RizviIn this poignant conversation, filmmaker Jia Rizvi explores the often overlooked emotional toll wrongful convictions take, not jus...
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Coming February 3 - A Conversation with Jia Rizvi
Award winning filmmaker Jia Rizvi shares the moment she knew she was doing exactly what she was meant to do - documenting the stories of the wrongfully convicted.In this powerful episode, Jia reflects on her first interview with Jeffrey ...
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