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The Parole Board - Part One: Shame
11:13 - 21:57 (10:44)
The parole board revoked Jake's parole and sent him back despite having over 30 cases of finding someone guilty of violating their parole, but returning them to the community. This podcast is a deep dive into how the parole board operates.
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More than 30 times, the parole board has found individuals guilty of violating their parole but returned them to the community, even in cases where an individual caused harm or threatened their parole officer.
11:13 - 15:28 (04:14)
Summary
More than 30 times, the parole board has found individuals guilty of violating their parole but returned them to the community, even in cases where an individual caused harm or threatened their parole officer. Jake will remain in prison for the rest of his sentence, unless a judge or the parole board grants him parole approval.
ChapterThe Parole Board - Part One: Shame
EpisodeNo Safe Place
PodcastViolation
Investigative journalist reviews extensive set of documents to explore the questionable handling of a parole board in the case of Jake, revealing a potential pattern of manipulation and discrepancy in the system.
15:28 - 17:48 (02:19)
Summary
Investigative journalist reviews extensive set of documents to explore the questionable handling of a parole board in the case of Jake, revealing a potential pattern of manipulation and discrepancy in the system.
ChapterThe Parole Board - Part One: Shame
EpisodeNo Safe Place
PodcastViolation
The revocation of Jake Weidmann’s parole presents a complex case with multiple perspectives.
17:48 - 21:57 (04:09)
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The revocation of Jake Weidmann’s parole presents a complex case with multiple perspectives. Despite the board’s decision to revoke Weidmann's parole, there are still varying opinions on his innocence or guilt, leaving the case open to interpretation.