What shapes a criminal mastermind? In this episode, we delve into the early life of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán to uncover how poverty, environment, and ambition set him on the path to becoming one of the world's most infamous drug lords. Explore the factors that fostered his rise, from a struggling child in rural Sinaloa to the architect of a global drug empire. #TrueCrime #ElChapo #CriminalOrigins #DrugCartel #SinaloaCartel #CrimePodcast

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Sally Clark was a British solicitor and mother who was wrongfully convicted of murdering her two infant sons in 1999, based on flawed medical testimony. After spending over three years in prison, she was exonerated in 2003 when evidence revealed her children had died of natural causes. Her case highlighted systemic failures in the judicial and medical systems, leading to public outcry and calls for reform. Tragically, the emotional toll of her ordeal led to her untimely death in 2007.

The Guðmundur and Geirfinnur case, often called "Judicial Murder in Iceland," involves the mysterious disappearances of two men in the 1970s and the wrongful convictions of five young individuals. With no bodies, motive, or evidence linking them to the crimes, the convictions were based on coerced confessions and flawed police work. Decades later, this miscarriage of justice remains a haunting chapter in Iceland’s legal history.