Hosted by Kelly Lauzon · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 92 episodes
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A place where I host conversations with people who have been impacted by wrongful convictions - sometimes this is an exoneree, a family member of an exoneree, a justice official, a filmmaker, a student...I'm really open to speaking with anyone because I think we all have such interesting and unique perspectives to bring around this issue in an effort to challenge assumptions, surface uncomfortable truths, and foster critical thinking about how justice is pursued and portrayed.
Kelly Lauzon hosts Wrongfully Yours, a true crime show with 92 episodes published.
Coming July 7 on Wrongfully Yours When coworkers of the victim told the state’s attorney they knew Leslie Vass and that he was not one of the men who committed the robbery, the response was chillingly simple: they would
When Leslie Vass met the attorney assigned to defend him, something immediately felt wrong. The lawyer didn’t ask questions about the case. He didn’t want details. He wanted payment and told Leslie not to worry, because
The latest episode of Wrongfully Yours is a moment to pause and reflect. Kelly revisits some of the powerful conversations from January to June, weaving together stories of injustice, resilience, and systemic failure. Th
We often celebrate the resilience of people who have been wrongfully convicted. But what does it say about our justice system when that level of resilience is required just to be heard? This episode reflects on the peopl
In our next episode, we take a step back to reflect on the powerful conversations we’ve had so far. These stories aren’t just individual tragedies; they reveal deep patterns and urgent questions. What does justice requir
In the first part of our conversation, Monique shared what it was like, as a 13-year-old, to watch the chaos unfold when her family friend, Ron Dalton, was wrongfully convicted of murder. Now, in this follow-up episode,
Exoneration is often seen as the end of the story, but in reality, it's just the beginning. In this episode, we explore what really happens after the prison doors swing open. There’s no support plan, no transition progra
The next episode of Wrongfully Yours isn't just about wrongful convictions. It’s about judgment and what happens when we choose compassion instead. Monique reflects on the quiet strength she witnessed growing up: familie
“I want to look past the headlines… What’s the real story? What are we not hearing?” In this thoughtful episode, Kelly and Monique continue their conversation and Monique reflects on how her early experience with Ron Dal
In this powerful episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly speaks with Monique, who was just 13 when Ron Dalton was accused of murdering his wife. As a family friend of Ron’s sister and brother-in-law, Monique grew up adjacent
At just 13 years old, Monique was trying to process a tragedy no child should have to. With Ron Dalton jailed in Newfoundland and his three young children suddenly in the care of her family friends in PEI, she found hers
As a teenager, Monique found herself on the edge of something she knew was far from normal. A family suddenly doubling in size, now raising six children. A man accused of murder granted bail and living just down the road
At just 13 years old, Monique was suddenly pulled into a world of grief, shock, and uncertainty. In this episode, she reflects on how her family friends, who were already raising three young kids, took in three more, aft
In this emotional continuation of Wrongfully Yours, Linda Gallant shares more of her family's journey through the trauma of her brother Ron Dalton’s wrongful conviction. This episode dives deeper into: The long-term emot
Ron Dalton survived one of the most well-known wrongful convictions in Canadian history, but he didn’t stop there. In this powerful episode, his sister Linda Gallant reflects on the toll his incarceration took on their f
What does it say about a justice system when, more than a decade later, police show up at a school to question a child about the night her mother died - a child who had already lost everything? In this emotional episode,
What would you do if someone you loved was facing life behind bars for a crime you knew they didn’t commit? In this moving episode, Linda Gallant shares what happened after she and her husband made the extraordinary deci
This week on Wrongfully Yours, Kelly speaks with Linda Gallant, sister of exoneree Ron Dalton, about the hidden toll of wrongful convictions on families. Linda opens up about: The chaos that followed her brother’s arrest
“When the judge asked how much money we could come up with, I said 30. We’d planned on 20, but I didn’t know if that would be enough. I just didn’t want Ron to stay in.” In this preview from our next episode, Linda Galla
“When we arrived, the RCMP wouldn’t let us into the house. They said it was secured… We had no idea why.” In this powerful preview, Linda Gallant recalls the moment she and her mother flew to Newfoundland after the sudde
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Wrongfully Yours is hosted by Kelly Lauzon. The show is categorised under true crime and has published 92 episodes.
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