What happens when the pursuit of justice becomes a performance? Shadows of Justice: The Dana Chandler Conviction is a gripping, emotionally immersive true crime audiobook documentary told from the first-person perspective of a veteran journalist who spent over 20 years covering one of Kansas’s most controversial murder cases. In 2002, Mike Sisco and Karen Harkness were found murdered in their bed. Nine years later, his ex-wife, Dana Chandler, was arrested—and convicted. But that was just the beginning. This six-part series takes listeners deep into the unraveling of a case marred by red tape, prosecutorial misconduct, and buried evidence. As the trials pile up, so do the lies. Through exclusive interviews, courtroom drama, and personal descent, this story explores financial corruption, bureaucratic breakdowns, and the psychological toll of becoming part of the very crime you’re trying to uncover. If you're drawn to unsettling narratives, investigative storytelling, and the grey space between guilt and truth—this one’s for you.
