Sundhe Moses: A Conversation about being Wrongfully Convicted Parts 1, 2 & 3

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Today’s guest on the show is Sundhe Moses, but I know him as Shine. Shine was wrongly convicted of killing a 4 year girl in Brooklyn and did over 18 years in prison for it. A few years ago he was set free and we had a very in-depth conversation about it. Instead of hitting you over the head with a 3 hour episode. I’m going break it down into 3 parts. This is part one, part two will drop next week and the 3rd and last part will drop the following week. I release episodes every Tuesday unless something crazy is going on and then its Wednesday the latest.

In episode one we talk about growing up in Brooklyn, karate flicks, getting locked up, Rikers Island, How to Survive Prison, wrongful conviction and never losing hope.

In episode two we talk about the system, corruption, a time computation sheet, guilt, shame and examining a person’s character over time.

In episode three talk about changing lives, corruption, good people in prison, a way out, getting familiar with basic law, commanding respect and demanding respect.

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I’m outta here, see you next week.

Peace.

“Education is not enough to escape the hood or the ghetto.” – Sundhe Moses

Show Notes: Part 1

1. Arrested September 1, 1995 for a crime he did not do.
2. The concept of time and the importance of its value
3. Albee Square Mall, Brooklyn
4. Fort Greene, Brooklyn
5. Republic of Liberia
6. Guess
7. Kool G Rap
8. Run DMC
9. RUN-DMC – Rock Box (Video) – YouTube
10. Michael Jackson
11. Prince
12. Lionel Richie
13. UTFO
14. Hip Hop Music
15. Rhythm and Blues
16. Pop Music
17. Full Force/UTFO Roxanne, Roxanne (Video) – YouTube
18. 3 o’clock karate flicks
19. Saturday Morning Cartoons
20. ThunderCats
21. He-Man
22. The Smurfs
23. Rickety Rocket
24. Snorks
25. The Dukes of Hazzard
26. CHiPS
27. Hill Street Blues
28. What did you want to be when yougrew up?
29. Amon wanted to be the Ice Cream Man…Never get high on your own supply.
30. Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
31. P.S. 270 Johann DeKalb
32. P.S. 140 Edward K Ellington
33. Queen of All Saints Catholic Academy
34. Rikers Island
35. Moral Compass
36. What is your purpose?
37. Vision Boards
38. 50 Cent we want you on the show…
39. They always get it right on TV.
40. Menace II Society
41. Guilty by association.
42. How to Survive in Jail or Prision for the first time:
43. Go to the law library and study your case.
44. Mind your business.
45. Keep to yourself.
46. Don’t talk a lot.
47. Must make an impression you can’t be taken advantage of.
48. The Kalief Browder Story
49. Sundhe Moses finally free as prosecutors announce he won’t face retrial in 1997 murder case, By Christina Carrega
50. Man exonerated for murder he didn’t commit is finally free, By Georgett Roberts, February 16, 2018
51. JUDGE OVERTURNS CONVICTION FOR BROOKLYN MAN COERCED TO CONFESS BY CORRUPT COP, By Natalie Duddridge  |  January 11, 2018
52. Another Criminal Case Linked to Former Brooklyn Detective Gets Overturned, By Innocence Staff
53. Shamone Johnson
54. Louis N. Scarcella
55. Never lose hope.
56. What does 15 yrs. to life in prison mean?
57. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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Show Notes: Part 2

1. What’s my name?
2. PTSD
3. Scandal Break
4. The Tragedy of Louis Scarcella by Albert Samaha, August 5, 2014
5. What’s in a life sentence?
6. Time computation sheet
7. Exoneration
8. Dismissal
9. The Kalief Browder Story TrailerRecanted Stories
10. The Central Park Five
11. Combat Jack Show – They Raymond Santana The Central Park 5 Episode
12. The System and Corruption
13. Wrongful conviction, how do you know?
14. Guilt and shame exists for a reason.
15. Examine a person’s character over time.
16. Zebras can’t be lions.
17. No coincidences.
18. Ghostface Killah – you ain’t gotta to lie to kick it.
19. Metrocard?
20. I’m Gonna Git You Sucka (Movie)
21. Huggy Bear
22. Phone power?
23. Letters are very important.
24. Forget stereotypes.
25. “What you think you’ll say, what you say you’ll do.” Common saying as recounted by SundheMoses
26. Behold a Pale Horse by Milton William Cooper

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Show Notes: Part 3

1. Makes me Wanna Holler: A Young Black Man in America by Nathan McCall
2. Notorious Biggie Smalls
3. Queen of All Saints Church
4. Still a convicted felon
5. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse.
6. Get familiar with basic law.
7. Miranda Warning
8. The Constitution of the United States of America
9. Grand Jury
10. Grand Jury Process
11. Money doesn’t buy freedom.
12. Bernie Madoff
13. John Gotti
14. We learn through necessity.
15. A well-armed man with knowledge is very powerful.
16. PTSD
17. “I don’t have much faith in people.” Sundhe Moses
18. A lot of disappointment.
19. Independent thinking-doing for self, can’t depend on anyone.
20. Ask yourself, if you have 150,000 in cash in the house, who could you trust with it while you being locked away 5 years?
21. You can use me, just don’t misuse me.
22. The best way to support someone is to show up.
23. It Ain’t Personal – Jay Z
24. Money or ideas
25. Teaching you how to fish, instead of giving you the fish
26. The greatest gift you can offer someone is a way out.
27. Changing lives is the most valuable experience.
28. Prison is not where they send good people, but there are good people there. – Sundhe Moses
29. A clear difference between commanding respect and giving respect- Command & Demand Difference
30. Trayvon Martin
31. Malcolm X
32. Minister Louis Farrakhan
33. People believe what they see, not what they hear.
34. Matlock
35. Law and Order
36. Oz
37. Was Sundhe Moses found Not Guilty?
38. Criminal Law Basics
39. Civil Law Basics
40. Courtroom Basics
41. Real English: What You Need To Know if You’re Going To Court

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