The Dark Truth About Wrongful Convictions | Jia Rizvi

How many innocent people are sitting in prison for crimes they didn't commit? Ryan Walker welcomes documentary filmmaker Jia Rizvi to explore wrongful convictions, prison reform and the hidden flaws within the criminal justice system. Jia shares how one documentary changed the direction of his career and reveals the disturbing realities behind wrongful convictions, private prisons and investigative filmmaking. In this episode you'll discover: The causes of wrongful convictions How documentaries expose injustice Problems within modern justice systems The ethics of investigative filmmaking AI's growing influence on documentary storytelling  Why these stories matter more than ever Whether you're fascinated by true crime or criminal justice reform, this episode offers a powerful look at the people fighting to expose the truth. About Jia Rizvi Jia Rizvi is a documentary filmmaker whose work focuses on wrongful convictions, prison reform and investigative storytelling. His films shine a light on miscarriages of justice and the people working to change the system. www.jiarizvi.com Jia’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jiadocs/   🎙️ Follow The Walk The Line Podcast for more conversations that uncover extraordinary stories from around the world.   Support the show on Patreon for early access to new episodes, access to our private Discord, monthly Q&As, live streams, and a free copy of the podcast book for members. https://patreon.com/TheWalkTheLinePodcast