#I can hear your voice ep 4 plus
Special thanks: Katharine Mieszowski, Alexis Hightower and Jen Chien, plus Michael Crosby, Robin Fitzgerald and the Biloxi Sun Herald for breaking the Harrison County jail story. Thanks to the Nina Simone estate and Music and Strategy. Mama Blue sang our theme song, which was written and composed by Nina Simone.
#I can hear your voice ep 4 series
Reporters and producers: Al Letson and Jonathan Jones | Editor and executive producer: Kevin Sullivan | Series producer: Michael I Schiller | Series digital editor: Nina Martin | Executive editor: Andy Donohue | Production assistant: Steven Rascón | Production manager: Amy Mostafa | Digital producer: Sarah Mirk | Fact checker: Rosemarie Ho | Reporting and producing help: Ko Bragg, Michael Montgomery, Laurel Hennen Vigil and Melissa Lewis | Original score and sound design: Jim Briggs and Fernando Arruda with help from Claire Mullen, Najib Aminy, Brett Simpson and Kathryn Styer Martinez | Interim CEO: Annie Chabel | Interim editor in chief: Sumi Aggarwal | General counsel: D. Geberth, published by Law & Order Magazine in 2013. Read: The Seven Major Mistakes in Suicide Investigation, by Vernon J. Department of Justice report, Death Investigation: A Guide for the Scene Investigator Read: 2017 American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi report, Getting to Police Accountability: A Blueprint for Mississippi Read: 2008 Sun Herald editorial, Johnson case must not remain a mystery.Įxplore: Dig into the case files and documents about the death of Billey Joe Johnson. Listen: Check out the whole Mississippi Goddam series. When Wallace finds out what Reveal has uncovered, he begins to wonder whether the case should be reopened. Reveal host Al Letson and reporter Jonathan Jones visit Wallace, now retired, to talk about what happened with the investigation. As a Black detective, he had dealt with racist backlash to his work. The Johnsons were initially relieved, because Wallace had experience investigating suspicious deaths. “But why would I need the district attorney investigator to oversee me investigating a case?” “If you’ve got me investigating the case, then I’m an independent investigator,” he said. And he now questions why they were assigned.
Wallace said that arrangement didn’t happen very often. He worked alongside two investigators from the George County district attorney’s office. Special Agent Joel Wallace of the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation was called in to investigate the death of Billey Joe Johnson.
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