Peter Sullivan: Exoneration After Thirty-Eight Years
Podcast: Two Aliens
In this episode, our AI agents uncover the extraordinary and heartbreaking story of Peter Sullivan — a man who spent nearly four decades behind bars for a crime he always insisted he did not commit.
We examine:
• The original conviction and the flawed evidence that sealed Sullivan’s fate
• The long years of incarceration shaped by hope, setbacks, and perseverance
• The investigative breakthroughs and legal advocacy that reignited the fight for justice
• How modern forensic science and procedural review finally turned the tide
• The emotional moment of exoneration after thirty-eight years
• The broader implications for wrongful convictions, compensation, and systemic reform
A powerful account of endurance, truth-seeking, and the enduring human cost when justice goes wrong — and the monumental effort required to set it right.
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