The Truespiracy Podcast

Hello!
Welcome to the first official episode of the Truespiracy Podcast. Sorry for the delay in getting this out there, life has been wild... Nonetheless, today we discuss the curious case of Ray Krone - also known as the case of the Snaggle-tooth killer. A tale of police prejudice, injustice, death row and DNA-based exoneration.
You will always be able to find our resources down below. :)
We are still playing around with the formatting of the episode, learning how we want to run things on this podcast, but any feedback is appreciated. You can get in touch at truespiracypodcast@gmail.com or via our personal social media accounts which you can find below.
Where you can find us:

Alex: [Instagram] - @alexander_oleschuk
Melisa: [Instagram] - @melisaandreyivna [Twitter] - @MelisaOleschuk

Some information:
Who are we?
We are a sibling duo who have been putting off starting a podcast for years after realising we both wanted to document our conversations! Alex (17) is presently studying his A-levels (biology, physics, art and maths) with aspirations of becoming a vet. Melisa (22) is about to complete her masters in International Human Rights law and subsequently start her PhD focusing on the US criminal justice system and the UN. Together, we are using this podcast to share our conversations on a wide range of topics: from conspiracies to controversies, nothing is off the table.
What's the upload schedule?
We are looking to upload twice per week - on Wednesdays and Sundays. These episodes will be as follows: the first (Wednesday) will relate to one of our key themes, often telling a story or informing on a topic. The second (Sunday) will be a more casual discussion of topics that fall outside the remit of our niche. This will often be an opportunity for you to get to know us more personally. Such topics to be discussed include: 'do the rich owe us charity?', 'has the way society evolved killed long-term relationships?', 'in an era of social media activism, are people still forming opinions?' and many more! If you would like to suggest a topic, then simply drop us an email!
Sources:

State v. Krone, 182 Ariz. 319 P.2d 621 (1995).
Sarah L. Cooper, Ray Milton Krone: Once Bitten, Twice Convicted, 20 Amicus Legal J. 32 (2008).
Ray Krone
Ray Krone: Sentenced to death for a crime he didn’t commit
Ray Krone: The “Snaggle Tooth Killer” Freed by DNA
Ray Krone Settles for $4.4 million after two wrongful murder convictions
Innocence Project: Ray Krone