Mass Exoneration

"The only thing he was guilty of was being gay." From a child daycare center, to a prison that looked like a castle, to a messy birthday cake, this is the story of Bernard Baran, and the crime he didn't …

"And I think that that, I was, that kind of connection between society, and Beverly on the outside. It was like my eyes, like my hands, like my legs." This is part two of our two-part story about running …

"And it was only my trust in God and myself, that’s the only thing it was." From the streets of Puerto Rico, to the heat of a raging fire, to the sight of the devil himself, this is the story of Victor …

"The hardest thing in prison wasn’t prison. It was dealing with my daughters." From a stranger in the middle of the night, to an unexpected toenail clipper, to an unlikely math lesson, this is the story …

From a creaky door in a group home, to the flash of a gun in the dark, to a face-to-face meeting with the man who thinks you killed his brother, this is the story of Fred Clay. This episode airs on the …

From Boston, Massachusetts, this is Mass Exoneration — a new podcast about people convicted of crimes — crimes they never committed, and what happened next — for them, and for the people they had to …