Junk Science Is Putting Away The Wrong Criminals | Indefensible with Jena Friedman [Full Episode]
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About this episode
In Palm Bay, Florida a seemingly innocent man is found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. The strongest evidence against him? A debunked form of forensic science.
This episode aired in 2022 as part of True Crime Story: Indefensible on AMC+, hosted and directed by Jena Friedman.
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- Jena Friedman, the YouTube channel of Jena Friedman, on 2025-10-03
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- 20 min
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