miscarriage of justice

The 20 Defining True Crime Cases

From cold-blooded cult killings to landmark wrongful convictions, these twenty cases collectively define the language, obsessions, and moral questions of true crime as we know it today.

r/WestMemphisThree

Community focused on the West Memphis Three case, a well-known criminal case involving the conviction and later release of three teenagers in Arkansas. It likely discusses the trial, evidence, wrongful conviction claims, and related developments.

r/WrongfulConvictions

A community focused on wrongful convictions and cases of people who may have been falsely convicted. The name suggests discussion of exoneration, appeals, and justice-system errors.

Murder Victims' Families for Reconciliation (MVFR)

Murder Victims' Families for Reconciliation (MVFR) is a Facebook page that discusses wrongful convictions and opposition to the death penalty. It references cases such as Troy Anthony Davis and frames its posts around victims of state violence and reconciliation.

r/TrueCrimePodcasts

A Reddit community dedicated to recommending, discovering, and discussing true crime podcasts. Members also debate theories about cases covered in podcasts, including unsolved cases and wrongful convictions.

wrongfulconviction

Instagram account for the Wrongful Conviction Podcast. It is associated with wrongful conviction content and related justice advocacy accounts.

lauranirider

Instagram account associated with Laura Nirider. The profile content references a wrongful conviction story about Vincent Ellerbe, who falsely confessed after interrogation abuse and lost decades in prison.

Maggie Freleng

Maggie Freleng is a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and producer from New York City who reports on wrongful convictions and the criminal justice system. She has also worked on the Maura Murray case and hosts or produces true crime shows.

Abolitionist Law Center

A nonprofit public interest law firm and organizing project focused on incarcerated people's human rights. It also appears in a wrongful conviction-related search result and advocates around criminal justice issues.

Undisclosed Podcast: Toward Justice

Attorneys Colin Miller and Rabia Chaudry investigate and report on wrongful conviction cases to help exonerate innocent incarcerated defendants. The account is the X profile for Undisclosed Podcast: Toward Justice.

Navy SEAL Left Behind

An X account run by Dusty Turner’s advocates about his wrongful conviction in 1996 and later release after a perpetrator confession in 2002. It posts about criminal justice reform and related case updates.

Kathleen Zellner

Kathleen Zellner is a Chicago-based law firm account that says it focuses on freeing the innocent and record verdicts in civil rights, medical malpractice, and sexual assault cases. The profile also references Making a Murderer and is associated with wrongful conviction advocacy.