Ep 21: This is the story of a woman is known for her commitment to fight for justice for

those who most of society has given up on. This woman's notorious work in the criminal justice system has

shined the spotlight on wrongful convictions in the United States and while herwork has enlightened us all, the case that inspired her efforts is one that

just might haunt us all.

Sources Cited for this episode:

• Esquire,
• Chicago Tribune Article,
• Newsweek,
• Dream/Killer documentary,
• Los Angeles Times article

Episode 21 Transcript

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Keywords: Steven Avery, Wrongful Conviction Lawyer, Teresa Halbach, Zellner Law, "Making a Murderer"

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