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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 17 MIN

PART II: J.J. Harder on the cost of false confessions, The National Registry of Exonerations & criminal justice reform

from OMAPOD · host Tony Bock

J.J. Harder is a reporter & United States diplomat.To read “A famed police interrogation led to infamous false confessions in Nebraska. We still use it.” piece from Flatwater Free Press that’s discussed, click here.To listen to the first part of this episode, click here. To listen to J.J.’s first OMAPOD episode on Chili & Cinnamon Rolls that’s referenced, click here for part one and here for part two.To listen to him on Dorothy Lynch, Taco Salad, Thousand Island & Hidden Valley Ranch, click here.ALSO…* ‘We’re just at the beginning point’: Deadly crashes rise over the past five years in Omaha; Vision Zero’s plan - from KETV* Former Mayor Jean Stothert gets commemorative street named - from Omaha World-Herald* Organizers of efforts to establish two new political parties in Nebraska submit signatures - from Nebraska Examiner Get full access to OMAPOD at www.omapod.com/subscribe

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