Melinda Elkins Dawson - a podcast by Meghan Sacks and Amy Shlosberg

Ep 78: A brutal attack of a young child and her grandmother resulted in the conviction of the child’s uncle of murder. But his wife was adamant her husband did not commit this crime and she set out to prove to everyone that the true perpetrator had escaped justice and an innocent man was in prison

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Dayton Daily NewsNBC News

Dateline InterviewCleveland.com

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Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan SacksProduced by James Varga

Edited by Jose AlfonzoMusic by Dessert Media


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