GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT ‘In 1989, 22 people were exonerated. Last year, that number peaked at 149.’ Business Insider, Australia If you’ve found your way to my blog before, you’ll know I’m on a constant search for truth and justice and after countless hours of my favourite podcasts; Australian True Crime, Casefile, or True Murder , I decided to try some true crime of the visual variety. On Saturday, I settled in to binge-watch the Netflix Original docuseries TIME: The Kalief Browder Story (thanks for the suggestion, Netflix!); what a jarring, terrifying and incredibly powerful story revealing the corrupt nature of the U.S. criminal justice system. Interestingly, Browder’s story was eerily familiar; each new detail echoed a story brought to light in the podcast Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom – The Actual Innocence of Fernando Bermudez. However, Browder’s story affected me in way that Bermudez’s could not. With archival footage or audio, intervie...