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Brought to you by the Wrongful Convictions Collective, A Whole Life Later informs listeners about wrongful convictions and the circumstances that cause them. Join hosts Kylie and Rory as they discuss wrongful convictions, talk to relevant guests and debate techniques used. Kylie is interested in the forensics and victimology of wrongful convictions. She’s an outspoken optimist who always has a theory about what really happened in wrongful convictions. Rory offers a critical perspective on the legal aspects of the case. He’s got the more realistic, sarcastic approach to life and to wrongful convictions. You can learn more about the WCC at https://wrongfulconviction8.wixsite.com/wccollective , and find us on Instagram @wrongfulconvictionscollective @awholelifelaterpodcast
Wrongful Convictions Collective hosts A Whole Life Later, a true crime show with 34 episodes published.
Season 2's Final Episode! Lucky number 13! There are many ways to reverse the wrongs in our justice system. Kylie and Rory outline the major ways in which one can do so, before going fully into depth about the inquiry pr
In the final exoneree’s story of this season, we meet Randy Druken and his on-again, off-again girlfriend Brenda Young. This is a story of criminality, family, and changing stories. Kylie and Rory pull back the curtain o
Catherine Carroll was not a perfect mother but it didn’t stop her son Gregory Parsons from loving her with his whole heart. However, to hear Catherine tell it, that was the farthest from the truth. As a result of much he
Ronald and Brenda Dalton had just settled down to decompress together on the couch after a long day. Their children were all safely tucked into bed, and the couple were just enjoying each other's company when Brenda bega
In 2005, there were doubts swirling around the Chief Coroner’s Office in Ontario. Cases were coming to light about suspicious child deaths and the potential of wrongful convictions. Go into depth about forensic pathology
In an affidavit in front of the Ontario Court of Appeal, Dinesh Kumar made a powerful statement to the preceding judges: “I do not want my guilty plea to ever be interpreted to mean that I did anything to harm Gaurov. I
Wrapping up from last week, Kylie and Rory finish Tammy Wynne’s (Marquardt) story. Tammy hadn’t had the easiest life leading up to her and her 2-year-old Kenneth being home on October 9, 1993. After Kenneth’s tragic and
This week, Kylie and Rory begin Tammy Wynne’s (Marquardt) story. Tammy hadn’t had the easiest life leading up to her and her 2-year-old Kenneth being home on October 9, 1993. After Kenneth’s tragic and sudden death, thin
Being convicted for a crime you didn’t commit is life shattering, but being convicted for a crime that didn’t even happen is a whole other league. Maria Shepherd would find herself facing charges for the death of her dau
Forensically speaking, blood spatter analysis isn’t the most reliable. Delve further into the details with Kylie and Rory this week as they discuss the forensic bind between the legal cases of Warren, Tim, and David. Als
If 11 people said they’d seen a suspect for three hours during the time the murders were committed, would you believe them? Sounds like a rock solid alibi to Rory and Kylie. Yet, somehow for David Camm, it wasn’t strong
Tim Masters was only a fourteen-year-old boy when he walked by a dead body in a field. Thinking it was a prank, he thought nothing of it. Join Kylie as she recounts to you and Rory the story she spent months lost in. The
In the season 2 opener, Kylie and Rory bring you the story of Warren Horinek. A former Fort Worth police officer suddenly in the hot seat after his wife dies in uncertain circumstances. He might not have been the best pe
Kylie and Rory are back for a second season. A Whole Life Later Season 2 is about ties that bind, the good, the bad, and the just plain junk. Episodes will be available starting September 13th on streaming platforms.
In the season finale of A Whole Life Later, Kylie tells you about the other stories she came across while researching Connie Oakes' story. Alberta has a scary history of greatly mitreating indigneous peoples within the j
To continue Connie Oakes' story, this week, Kylie and Rory discuss the other exoneree. Wendy Scott was the reason Connie was ever even looked at. Did Wendy actually have something to do with the murder though? References
Kylie and Rory are back to present the final story of the season to you! Come along to Medicine Alberta, as we take a look at the failures of their police service to properly investigate a murder. Connie Oakes had an ali
After a bit of a mid-season break, Kylie is back with a very special guest to dive a little deeper into soem details around Darlie's story. A very special guest from the Wrongful Convictions Collective joins our host to
Sometimes your gut is right, other times you may just have indigestion (you should probably get that checked out). This week, Rory takes us through the journey of a key investigator in Darlie's case, someone whose "exper
In this week's episode, Kylie and Rory take us to fabulous Texas for a case that is truly wild. Darlie Routier, a young mother, is stabbed alongside her two young sons in the middle of the night. Today, she still sits on
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