Bonus Episode 4 with Jason Usry from Santa Maybe A Criminal
Jason Usry joins me to discuss the commutation hearing from 2010 as well as the evidence that works against Temujin Kensu ever having his sentence commuted or his conviction reversed. Website: Framed...
27 Elo 43min
Three Sides To Every Story
The anguish over the lost habeas petition wasn't the only difficulty that Temujin Kensu and his supporters would face in the fall of 2010. A month before the decision, he stood before the Michigan Sta...
24 Elo 36min
Hope, Heartbreak, and Happiness
As we learned in the last episode, Temujin Kensu – formerly Fred Freeman, was now serving life without the possibility of parole in the Michigan prison system. Having been convicted of the crime of fi...
17 Elo 30min
Bonus Episode 3 with Robin from The Trail Went Cold
Robin from The Trail Went Cold joins me to discuss how the defense attacked the prosecution's theory, their witnesses as well as how the public perceives a defendant with skeletons in their closet.
13 Elo 55min
The Jury's Decision
On May 15, 1987, twelve jurors were charged with determining the guilt or innocence of Frederick Freeman in the first-degree murder of Scott A. Macklem. The State's theory relied upon the jury believi...
10 Elo 37min
In Defense Of A Ninja
Over the last few weeks, a St. Clair jury had been introduced to a variety of alleged eyewitnesses to the crime, and listened to damaging - but sometimes conflicting - accounts of the events of the mo...
3 Elo 43min
Bonus Episode 2 with Brett from The Prosecutors
Brett from The Prosecutors podcast discusses the prosecution of Frederick Freeman, conflicts of interest, admission of evidence, and witnesses. Web and Socials: FramedPod.com | @FramedPod
30 Heinä 49min
The Prosecutor's Story
Frederick Freeman was sitting in St. Clair County Jail pending his April 1987 trial. He was facing first-degree murder charges in the death of St. Clair Community College student Scott Macklem, a memb...
27 Heinä 46min
