
Favs From The Archives: The Wrongfully Accused
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Could you imagine being imprisoned for 12 years for a crime you didn't commit? How would you survive that, how would you survive solitary confinement, survive the other prisoners, survive the injustice? Today I get to speak to Raphael Rowe who did survive. In fact he has gone on to be a great journalist and the host of "Inside the worlds toughest prisons" on Netflix.
Content warning: this episode references violence and suicide. If you feel triggered or need someone to talk to contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.
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- Website - www.raphael-rowe.com
- Podcast - www.facebook.com/RaphaelRowePodcast
- Book - www.facebook.com/NotoriousbyRaphaelRowe
- Instagram - @areporter
- Twitter - twitter.com/areporter
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