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Hush: An OPB investigative podcast review

Black Politics Now by Black Politics Now
January 13, 2025
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Hush, an investigative podcast from OPB, delves into untold and significant stories from the Pacific Northwest. The podcast’s first season centers on the case of Jesse Lee Johnson, a Black man who spent 17 years on Oregon’s death row, steadfastly maintaining his innocence.

Through meticulous reporting, the podcast examines Johnson’s case, probing into why the state pursued his execution for so many years despite his claims. Hush brings to light the complexities, injustices, and human stories behind the case, offering a deep dive into the flaws of the justice system and the lives impacted by it.

This powerful series sheds light on the buried truths of a case that raises critical questions about fairness and accountability in the legal system. Source: NPR

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