Exoneration

However, instead, he turned his experience into a mission.

Since his exoneration, he's dedicated his adult life to preventing wrongful convictions fighting and advocating for criminal justice reform, educating legal and law enforcement professionals, and fighting for free and innocent people still behind bars.

He's delivered more than 100 presentations, authored approximately over 200 articles, participated in hundreds of media interviews, testified before lawmakers, and contributed to conversations about wrongfully convicted people and the need for reform.

He's also contributed in a conversation surrounding the death penalty.

Let's do it.

Absolutely.

Now, Jeffrey, I know that when you were 17 years old, you were wrongfully convicted of a rape and murder of one of your classmates, and ultimately you spent 16 years in prison for a crime you didn't commit before DNA evidence eventually led to your exoneration.

So I'm curious, how did losing such a significant portion of your life shape your identity and your understanding of justice, my friend? What are your thoughts there?

And part of that is because you did say this as we analyzed the episode, okay? So, not in this order, but you said all these words, so...

So, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, Season 1, Episode 10, Exoneration and Extortion.

You brought both those things up when we covered this.

Kind of spoilery.

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If you felt Mr. Sal's title was spoilers, if you thought my other one was spoilers, but whatever you think on ours, whether it's Mr. Sal's exonerated...

Exoneration and extortion.

And extortion.