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#174 Lynn Espejo Wrongfully Convicted & Sentenced to 45 Months in Fed Prison... Recorded 6/7/21
#174 Lynn Espejo Wrongfully Convicted & Sentenced to 45 Months in Fed Prison... Recorded 6/7/21
#174 Lynn Espejo Wrongfully Convicted & Sentenced to 45 Months in Fed Prison... Recorded 6/7/21
Monday 17th October 2022
Lynn Espejo shares her story of wrongful conviction and resilience on 'Nowhere to Go But Up,' highlighting flaws in the US justice system.
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Get the buttons here!Lynn Espejo: Surviving Wrongful Conviction and Rebuilding Life
I seriously do not believe the government is capable of policing their self. And I know you and I talked about this in our phone call, where I say the system is broken.
Imagine being wrongfully convicted and sent to federal prison for nearly four years. In this gripping episode of 'Nowhere to Go But Up,' host Sean Dustin sits down with Lynn Espejo, who shares her harrowing journey from indictment to exoneration. Lynn, a wife, mother, and dedicated volunteer, opens up about the emotional and mental toll of her wrongful conviction.
Despite the odds, she found the strength to rebuild her life and now dedicates her time to helping others in need through various community programs. This episode sheds light on the deep flaws within the US justice system, particularly its treatment of non-violent offenders. Lynn's story is a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience and the support systems that can help individuals overcome even the most daunting challenges.
Tune in to hear Lynn's inspiring story and learn how she's using her experience to advocate for prison reform.