

"I Got 65 Years For An Attempted Murder I Didn't Do." | Maya Moore & Jonathan Irons Interview
Nov 30, 2024
Maya Moore, a champion WNBA player, paused her career to fight for justice, ultimately freeing her husband, Jonathan Irons, who was wrongfully convicted and served 65 years. They discuss their harrowing journey through the criminal justice system, the emotional turmoil of fighting for justice, and how their love and faith fueled their resilience. Their insights shed light on the harsh realities of wrongful convictions, and they advocate for systemic reform, emphasizing the importance of community support during adversity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Adversity: Personal Stories of Resilience
02:07 • 16min
The Contrast of Injustice and Aspiration
18:09 • 4min
From Courts to Community: A Journey of Growth
21:52 • 9min
Survival and Solidarity in a Broken System
30:22 • 4min
Resilience and Redemption in Incarceration
34:12 • 22min
Emotional Turmoil in the Fight for Justice
56:27 • 2min
Balancing Life Beyond the Court
58:00 • 22min