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In this powerful episode on Wait A Gam Minute Podcast, the story of a 15-year-old boy from Portsmouth named Elliott Hill is shared, detailing the harrowing experience he and his older brother (Blonco Hill) faced after being accused of murder. The episode recounts how both brothers were initially locked up, but the older brother was eventually released when a witness testified that he wasn't the killer, noting his long hair as a distinguishing factor.
In a shocking turn of events, Elliott was convicted of murder and sentenced to an astonishing 53 years, with 10 years suspended. The podcast delves into the implications of this sentence, highlighting Elliott's subsequent experience of being incarcerated with adult men, where he served 24 years and 8 months in prison.
Throughout the episode, Elliott reflects on the failures of the justice system that led to his wrongful conviction. He shares his emotional journey, discussing the impact of being imprisoned at such a young age and the struggles he faced while navigating life behind bars. The podcast episode serves as a poignant reminder of the potential for systemic failures in the justice system and the lasting effects on individuals and families caught in its web.
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Incarcerated people in California can’t vote, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t tracking electoral politics as closely as many of us on the outside are. In this episode, Ear Hustle’s […]
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