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The Case of Harold "House" Moore
📻 Episode #91
🎙️ Hosted by Jason Flom
📅 Mar 18, 2019
About This Episode
Harold “House” Moore was on top the world–he was one of the stars on the Fox award-winning series *Atlanta *and had just played Dr. Dre in the 2Pac biopic All Eyez on Me. Harold’s career was blossoming, but all of that changed when he was railroaded, maliciously and falsely accused, and convicted of child molestation.…
The Case
Harold “House” Moore was on top the world–he was one of the stars on the Fox award-winning series *Atlanta *and had just played Dr. Dre in the 2Pac biopic All Eyez on Me. Harold’s career was blossoming, but all of that changed when he was railroaded, maliciously and falsely accused, and convicted of child molestation. He was sentenced to 6 to 12 years but was released after 2 years and granted a motion for a new trial, after a failed judicial process and intentionally suppressed evidence that would have proven his innocence threatened to surface. He is paving his way now as a fighter for judicial equality and criminal justice reform. In his first interview since his release, Harold is sharing his story with the hope that his journey will help inspire others to fight on behalf of the wrongfully convicted.
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00:06:30“Speaker 4: don't know when to stop and it becomes a very Speaker 3: I think in my case, where it wasn't just a lie, Speaker 3: it was the fact that as a child, you wouldn't Speaker 3: want your father to appear as a liar. And maybe Speaker 3: she feared because he had a criminal history. You know,”
00:24:29“Speaker 3: who I took to the prom She came down to testify. Speaker 3: Like I had a courtroom for the people and witnesses. Speaker 3: All of their testimony was limited to how long do Speaker 3: you know him, do you trust them? Tell the truth? Speaker 3: And does he have good community standings? That was it.”
00:42:20“Speaker 3: there and vacuum that car, or go pump that lady's gas, Speaker 3: or go grab that lady's groceries. Watch how I'm in Speaker 3: a restaurant, I see lady with kids, I pay for Speaker 3: her food. You know, it's so many things that I Speaker 3: do that the people who know me immediately will go, Man,”
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