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Send us Fan MailTonight's Private Stock News: Purple Edition featured two critical justice reform stories affecting both incarcerated and free citizens across Louisiana and the nation.LEAD STORY: HELMSTETTER SUPREME COURT PETITIONOur lead story covered Marlo Helmstetter's petition to the Supreme Court challenging how federal courts handle compassionate release requests. Helmstetter's case argues that seven circuit courts, including the Fifth Circuit, are improperly denying relief by only considering sentencing factors without first determining if "extraordinary and compelling reasons" exist - a clear requirement in the statute.If successful, this petition could establish uniform standards benefiting thousands of incarcerated individuals seeking relief under the First Step Act's compassionate release provisions. Helmstetter's attorneys are urging public support to ensure the justice system follows its own rules when evaluating second chances.SECOND STORY: LOUISIANA SPLIT JURY BILL FACES FINAL PUSHOur second story followed the continuing battle over Louisiana's non-unanimous jury verdicts. With just one month remaining in the legislative session, advocates are making a final push to revive Senate Bill 218, which was rejected last week by Republican state senators in a 9-26 party-line vote.The bill would create a path for approximately 1,000 Louisiana inmates convicted by non-unanimous juries to seek new trials, including Corey "C-Murder" Miller, who continues fighting for freedom after being convicted by a 10-2 jury verdict in 2009.Despite the Supreme Court ruling split jury verdicts unconstitutional in 2020, Louisiana remains the only state refusing to apply this ruling retroactively. Senator Royce Duplessis, who authored the bill, emphasized that rejecting this measure suggests "justice has an expiration date."Private Stock News: Purple Edition will continue following both these critical justice reform issues in the days ahead.

Send us Fan MailWelcome to Private Stock News: Purple Edition — your trusted, independent audio news source where truth, justice, and culture intersect. We go beyond the headlines to uncover the stories that often go unreported or underreported — across justice, entertainment, government, business, and the vital institutions that shape the lives of both incarcerated and free citizens.Rooted in purpose and driven by impact, Purple Edition is a groundbreaking platform that bridges the gap between the system and the streets — from courthouse corridors to community centers, prison walls to political boardrooms. We shine a light on the real issues and voices that mainstream media too often ignores.In our latest coverage, we highlight the significant progress made on 10-2, when a key reform measure passed through floor deliberations with majority support. This marks a pivotal step forward in the fight for institutional accountability and justice reform — a signal that momentum is building on the legislative front.What sets us apart is our unfiltered, on-the-ground storytelling — informed by experience, backed by truth, and connected to a larger movement for visibility, equity, and transformation. Whether it’s breaking news, deep-dive investigative reports, cultural insights, or personal testimonies, every episode is committed to one thing: telling the stories that matter, and giving voice to those who need to be heard.We’re here daily with narratives that challenge, inspire, and inform — because in the Purple Edition, the news is personal, the stakes are real, and the mission is clear.Louisiana residents — we need your voice. Nearly 1,000 people remain in prison today because they were convicted by non-unanimous (10-2) juries — a Jim Crow-era law that has been ruled unconstitutional but still haunts our state. The time to fix this injustice is NOW.A bill is moving through the Legislature that would give these individuals a chance at a fair retrial — but it won’t pass unless lawmakers hear from YOU.Contact State Senator J. Cameron Henry, Jr. TODAY and urge him to VOTE YES on legislation that allows retrials for those convicted by split juries.Here's how to reach him:Phone: (504) 838-5433Fax: [Use only if needed – number not listed]Email: [email protected] Office:2573 Metairie Road, Suite CMetairie, LA 70001What to Say or Write:Dear Senator Henry,I'm a Louisiana resident asking you to support legislation that gives people convicted by non-unanimous juries a chance at a fair trial. This is a matter of justice, fairness, and integrity for our state. Please vote YES and help Louisiana move forward."Be respectful. Be firm. Be heard.This is your chance to stand up for truth, fairness, and equal justice under the law. Share this message and take action today.This is Private Stock News: Purple Edition.  News that matters. Stories that count. Voices that rise.

Send us Fan MailLouisiana Senate Committee Passes Landmark Bill That Could Reopen Corey Miller's Conviction along with countless others under this jim crow lawTake action now. Urge your senator to vote YES on SB218 and help bring fairness back to Louisiana’s justice system. Visit @justices promise or use the Promise of Justice Initiative’s letter-writing tool to send your message of support.This is a pivotal moment—your voice matters.SUMMARY In a landmark decision, the Louisiana Senate Committee has voted 5-1 to advance Senate Bill 218, potentially opening the door for hundreds of individuals convicted by non-unanimous juries to seek justice. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Royce Duplessis, specifically targets convictions made under Louisiana's controversial Jim Crow-era 10-2 jury verdict law. This legislation could directly impact cases like Corey Miller's, where a split jury (10-2) secured his conviction despite the absence of physical evidence. If passed, SB218 would take effect August 1, 2025, creating a clear pathway for post-conviction relief for those convicted by non-unanimous juries. The bill's strong committee support signals a potential shift in Louisiana's approach to addressing historical injustices in its criminal justice system, particularly those rooted in Jim Crow-era laws. The legislation now moves to the full Senate floor for consideration, marking a crucial step toward potential reform.

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Send us Fan MailIn this special episode, we weave together the powerful threads of Corey Miller's story that have unfolded across our series. From our early episodes featuring Sarah Gonzales's crucial insights into Louisiana's 10-2 Jim Crow law, through the emotional exploration of the Hurricane Katrina prison crisis, to our recent revelations about Miller's personal transformation and vision for TRU Records.Join our hosts Victor Flavius, Steve Austin, and Valerie Nichole as they guide us through this comprehensive journey, highlighting key moments that have resonated most with our listeners. Through powerful 'Voices Through Time' segments and Valerie's signature reflections, we'll revisit Miller's most impactful testimonies, his acts of protest, his response to national attention from figures like Jason Flom and Kim Kardashian, and his ongoing fight for justice. This episode serves not just as a recap, but as a powerful testament to resilience, truth, and the ongoing pursuit of justice in Louisiana's legal system."

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode of Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries, three distinguished hosts unravel the complexities of the Corey Miller labor strike, exposing the deep injustices within the prison labor system. Valeri Nikole highlights the human cost, revealing the systemic inequities that fuel these strikes and the corporations that profit from them. Victor Flavius connects prison labor to historical systems of forced labor, illustrating its role in a cycle of economic exploitation. Steve Austin provides critical legal insights, exposing loopholes that enable these injustices and positioning Miller’s case as a symbol of a larger fight against systemic oppression.At the center of it all, Corey Miller shares his firsthand experience, revealing the brutal reality faced by incarcerated workers and his decision to risk everything in protest. His strike is more than a call for better conditions—it is an act of defiance against a system built on profit and human suffering. Together, these voices offer an urgent, multi-dimensional exploration of labor, justice, and human rights in America, making this episode both a revelation and a call to action.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode, the Private Stock team provides an in-depth analysis of Wrongful Conviction Episode #516, featuring Corey Miller's personal response to Jason Flom, Kim Kardashian, and Jane Hogan. For the first time, Corey expresses his heartfelt gratitude for their advocacy and offers his unique perspective on how the episode has shed new light on his case. This complements the themes discussed in Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries.Victor Flavius kicks off the episode with a thoughtful breakdown of how Jason Flom’s investigation adds a historical context to Corey’s case. Legal expert Steve Austin delves into Jane Hogan’s case analysis and the implications for Louisiana's justice system. Valeri Nikol then highlights the human impact of Jason and Kim’s efforts, emphasizing how their platform has elevated Corey’s story on a global scale.The hosts dissect key moments from the Wrongful Conviction episode, including:Jason Flom's independent investigationKim Kardashian's advocacy impactJane Hogan's expert legal analysisNew perspectives on the 2002 Platinum Club incidentThe broader implications for criminal justice reformThis episode is a crucial intersection of media influence, legal expertise, and social justice advocacy in Corey Miller’s ongoing fight for freedom.Available now on Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and Apple Podcasts. New episodes drop every Sunday at midnight

Send us Fan MailIn this top-rated True Crime episode, we examine Corey "C-Murder" Miller's powerful acts of protest and journey of resistance through hunger strikes and labor protests at Angola Prison. From 2018 to 2024, Miller has conducted multiple hunger strikes and joined a labor strike, challenging his conviction under Louisiana's unconstitutional 10-2 jury law and fighting for prison reform.and journey of resistance through hunger strikes and labor protests at Angola Prison. From 2018 to 2024, Miller has used peaceful protest to challenge both his wrongful conviction and prison conditions.The episode reveals how Miller, convicted under Louisiana's now-unconstitutional 10-2 jury law, turned personal protest into a movement for change. His most recent involvement in the Angola labor strike (2023-2024) has led to a pending lawsuit over field line conditions, while continuing to highlight the plight of hundreds still imprisoned under non-unanimous jury verdicts.Through exclusive interviews and firsthand accounts, our hosts Victor Flavius, Steve Austin, and Valerie Nichole examine how Miller's series of hunger strikes in 2018, 2021, and 2023 became powerful tools for exposing systemic issues within Louisiana's criminal justice system.

Send us Fan MailIn this compelling eighth installment of Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries, we explore two crucial narratives that intersect at the heart of justice and civil rights. Host Victor Flavius, alongside co-hosts Steve Austin and Valeri Nikol , takes listeners on a revealing journey through the inception of Private Stock while delivering essential knowledge about civilian rights during law enforcement encounters.From behind the walls of Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, Corey Miller shares his firsthand experience with law enforcement encounters that ultimately led to his incarceration under Louisiana's controversial 10-2 Jim Crow law. This powerful testimony sets the stage for our comprehensive examination of civilian rights and proper protocols during police interactions.Through exclusive recordings, Corey reflects on critical moments where understanding these rights could have altered the course of his case, leading to the very creation of the Corey Miller Diaries born from the necessity to educate and empower our communities.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode, Corey "C-Murder" Miller takes listeners on an intimate journey through the stark realities of daily life inside Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. Host Victor Flavius, alongside co-hosts Steve Austin and contributor/co-host Valeri Nikol, guides listeners through a gripping narrative that contrasts the mundane yet challenging routines of prison life against the freedoms of the outside world.Miller provides an unfiltered look at his daily existence, from the moment the morning count begins until lights out, revealing how even the simplest activities take on new meaning behind bars. Through powerful storytelling and raw honesty, the episode explores how time moves differently within prison walls, and how inmates adapt to a life where every minute is regulated.Co-host Steve Austin brings his analytical perspective to examine the systematic aspects of prison life, while Valerie Nichole's reflections add a deeply human dimension to Miller's experiences. Together, the hosting team creates a multifaceted exploration of what it truly means to live in one of America's most notorious maximum-security prisons.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.

Send us Fan MailJim Crow, Breaking Down Barriers: A Story of Justice, Growth, and ChangeHost Victor Flavius opens this powerful episode by framing Corey Miller's story within Louisiana's complex legal history, where the controversial 10-2 Jim Crow law has left an indelible mark on the justice system. Co-host Steve Austin then breaks down the legal implications, revealing how this non-unanimous jury system has disproportionately affected countless lives in Louisiana. As co host and contributor Valeri Nikol  brings the human element to the forefront, we dive deep into Corey Miller's remarkable journey. In this eye-opening conversation, Corey himself masterfully breaks down the 10-2 law in terms everyone can understand, showing a side of him rarely seen – thoughtful, politically aware, and deeply insightful. The episode takes an inspiring turn as Corey shares his future vision for making TRU Records the industry's biggest label, demonstrating unwavering entrepreneurial spirit despite adversity. But perhaps most revealing is his candid discussion about personal growth, mental health, and his conscious decision to embrace sobriety by leaving marijuana behind. Through the skilled narrative weaving of our three hosts, this episode connects the dots between systemic issues, personal triumph, and the ongoing fight for justice, showing how one man's story reflects a community's struggle for change. This isn't just another episode – it's a powerful testament to resilience, growth, and the pursuit of justice, all told through the unique perspectives of our hosting team and Corey Miller's own powerful voice.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.

Send us Fan MailIn this gripping episode of Private Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries, host Victor Flavius teams up with co-host Steve Austin and contributor/co-host Valeri Nikol  to unpack two powerful chapters of Corey Miller's journey through Louisiana's prison system. Miller delivers a haunting firsthand account of Hurricane Katrina's devastating impact on New Orleans' prison population in 2005, where inmates faced unimaginable conditions as floodwaters rose. In a deeply moving segment, Miller speaks passionately about the vital importance of maintaining family bonds during incarceration, advocating for supporting committed fathers behind bars who genuinely seek to maintain relationships with their children. His heartfelt plea for society to help bridge the gap between incarcerated parents and their children serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of imprisonment, while emphasizing the need to distinguish between those genuinely striving to be present parents and those who've abandoned their responsibilities. The narrative then fast-forwards to 2023-2024, where Miller reveals his pending lawsuit regarding the controversial Angola prison labor strike, exposing a pattern of systemic issues that continue to plague the criminal justice system. Through the dynamic interplay between the host and co-hosts, enriched by Valeri Nikol  dual perspective as both contributor and co-host, this episode masterfully weaves together stories of survival, family bonds, institutional challenges, and the enduring fight for human dignity and celebrates Black History Month.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.

Send us Fan MailPrivate Stock: The Corey Miller Diaries continues its groundbreaking fourth episode, where C-Murder breaks down the walls of silence surrounding his fight for freedom. In this raw and unfiltered conversation, Miller reveals the harsh realities of life inside Louisiana's prison system while steadfastly maintaining his innocence in a case that has captured national attention.With unprecedented candor, Miller shares intimate details about his daily struggles behind bars and the unwavering spirit that keeps him fighting for justice. This episode provides listeners with a powerful glimpse into the legal complexities of his case, supported by compelling evidence that challenges his conviction.Notable organizations including the Promise of Justice Initiative, Purple Union, and NAACP Promise have joined Miller's fight for justice, recognizing the significant questions surrounding his case. Through deeply personal stories and moments of reflection, Miller demonstrates remarkable resilience, showing how hope persists even in the darkest circumstances.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.Featured Organizations: • Promise of Justice Initiative • Purple Union • NAACP.Content Advisory: This episode contains discussions of the criminal justice system and emotional content that may affect some listeners.Duration: 36.05 minutes Release Date: February 8, 2025

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode of The Corey Miller Diaries, Corey takes us back to his first experience inside a correctional facility—shedding light on the stark realities of incarceration. From the harsh conditions to the unspoken rules of survival, he shares what inmates endure daily, both physically and mentally. Through it all, Corey reflects on the lessons and inspirations that keep him grounded, drawing strength from his past, his faith, and the wisdom instilled in him long before his time behind bars. The Struggle is a raw and reflective conversation that offers a rare glimpse into the resilience it takes to hold onto hope in the face of adversity.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.

Send us Fan MailPart 2 - The Corey Miller Diaries: A Long Way HomeIn the second chapter of this gripping podcast series, Corey Miller, known to many as C-Murder, continues his powerful narrative, diving deeper into the personal and systemic challenges tied to Louisiana's criminal justice system. With his unique lens as someone directly impacted by the state's controversial legal rulings, Corey reflects on how these injustices have shaped his fight for freedom and reform.This episode expands the conversation with special guest Sara Gozalo of the Promise of Justice Initiative. Together, they delve into the human cost of flawed policies, highlighting untold stories of resilience, hope, and the ongoing battle for equity. Listeners will hear candid revelations, heartfelt reflections, and a call to action that underscores the urgency of change."Part 2 - A Long Way Home" is a poignant exploration of faith, perseverance, and the unyielding quest for justice—a must-listen for those seeking to understand the deeper truths behind the headlines.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.

Send us Fan MailThe Corey Miller Diaries: A Long Way Home – In the debut episode of this exclusive podcast series, Corey Miller, widely known as C-Murder, opens up about the Supreme Court’s recent decision to uphold the controversial 10-2 jury verdict, a ruling that continues to impact countless inmates in Louisiana’s prison system. Corey shares his raw, unfiltered perspective on the decision’s implications, drawing from his own experiences.Joining the conversation is Sara Gozalo, a storyteller from the Promise of Justice Initiative, who sheds light on the broader fight for justice and reform. Together, they unpack the emotional, legal, and systemic challenges faced by those affected. This episode sets the tone for a powerful series that goes beyond the surface, offering untold stories, profound insights, and authentic connections to Miller's journey and the broader pursuit of justice.Available now on Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. New episodes are released every Sunday at midnight.