Not at all, Tanya. I wondered the same thing, but the most you could say along those lines is that it’s a labor of love. She is so absolutely sure of his innocence. Plus, virtually everyone involved is a volunteer. The money could be going to his defense fund, but I don’t have a problem with that at all. What the state of Maryland did was criminal. Basic forensics ignored and his lawyer was not mentally or physically capable of properly defending him, but hid it.

I think the audiobook could work, Lauren, but I definitely had an easier time of it in print- there were copies of much of the documentation.

It is so so good- with tons more detail than Serial covered. Chaudry is amazing. And yes, it is scary to think how many other people have been wrongfully convicted. Does not speak well of Maryland at all- they are vigorously fighting a retrial.

I know- it is intimidating, but if I could do it- who seldom reads non-fiction- it will be cake for you. I couldn’t stop once I started.