

Dan Slepian (on The Sing Sing Files)
Aug 22, 2024
Dan Slepian, a journalist and television producer renowned for his work on Dateline, shares captivating insights from his career and his new book, 'The Sing Sing Files'. He discusses the emotional complexities of wrongful convictions and the inefficiencies of the criminal justice system. Delving into the ethical challenges of storytelling, he highlights the importance of advocating for marginalized voices. The conversation also touches on the impact of flawed eyewitness testimony and the necessity of rehabilitation in reducing recidivism, offering a blend of serious reflection and lighthearted anecdotes.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Journey Through Media and Storytelling
01:31 • 27min
Justice and Homicide in the Bronx
28:56 • 24min
Navigating the Ethical Labyrinth of Case Selection
52:58 • 4min
Unpacking Eyewitness Errors: A Case Study
56:48 • 11min
Navigating the Complexities of Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation
01:07:50 • 6min
Rethinking Justice: Reform and Accountability
01:13:48 • 17min
Whimsical Reflections on Life and Animals
01:30:52 • 16min
Delicious Dinner and Spoiler Stories
01:47:03 • 3min
Body Image and Attraction Unveiled
01:49:57 • 7min
Exploring Forensics: Handwriting, Blood Spatter, and Optography
01:56:31 • 1min
Criminology and Modern Safety Debates
01:58:00 • 10min
A Lighthearted Look at City Murder Rates and Movie Recommendations
02:08:05 • 2min