From Valleynewslive · · 50s
Exoneree Band Finds Voice Through Music
Wrongfully convicted men use music to heal and build brotherhood after freedom.
In brief
Wrongfully convicted men use music to heal and build brotherhood after freedom. Exoneree band members, freed after wrongful convictions, create music to share their stories and find healing. Originally reported by Valleynewslive.
Exoneree Band Origin
Wrongfully convicted men form music group at Innocence Network conference.
Band Formation
Musically inclined exonerees started jam session in 2011 that became a brotherhood.
Personal Stories
Ted Bradford and Eddie Lowry wrongly convicted of rape; Donovan Allen convicted of murdering his mother.
Music as Therapy
Band members use music to process trauma and share their stories through song.
Original Songs
Band writes songs like 'My Cell' and 'Innocent Man' to reflect their experiences.
Community Impact
Band performs for Innocence Network members, sharing healing through music.
At a glance
Exoneree band members, freed after wrongful convictions, create music to share their stories and find healing.
