Burned

In this gripping audiobook, the harrowing case of Jo Ann Parks unfolds, a mother whose life was irrevocably changed after a house fire claimed her three children in 1989. Initially deemed a tragic accident, evidence later suggested her guilt, leading to a life sentence without parole based on questionable forensic fire science. Decades later, the California Innocence Project challenges her conviction, revealing that the original assumptions may have been fundamentally flawed. As Parks fights for exoneration, her case raises profound questions about justice and the reliability of the evidence that condemned her.