Dear John,

When someone is wrongfully convicted, it takes a major toll on their families. For more than 30 years, we’ve seen family members — especially mothers — do everything in their power for their incarcerated loved ones.

Mothers are pillars of strength through decades of injustice, often leading the charge in their child’s fight for freedom. Take Tammy Barnett for instance; she had to experience not one but two of her sons endure wrongful conviction. Despite this, she never lost hope and tirelessly advocated for their innocence until they were finally exonerated in 2021.

Here at the Innocence Project, we see love in action every single day, and it’s both incredibly inspiring and heartbreaking at the same time. That’s why seeing mothers and children reunite after years of wrongful incarceration is so powerful.

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