Johnny Hincapie's guest appearances

Johnny Hincapie

Wrongful Conviction

BAILSTREET

Dog In The Yard

Immigrant Archive Project

Justin Moore

Brian Anderson

Michael Rubin

Seth Godin

Gloria Killian

Tucker Carrington

John Joseph

Ashley Judd

Nick Yarris

Jason Flom

Marty Tankleff

David McCallum

Clemente Aguirre

Jimmie Gardner

Raymond Santana

OwlTail

Johnny Hincapie, a Colombian immigrant from Queens, NY was wrongfully convicted of murder in the highly publicized 1990 subway slaying of a Utah tourist named Brian Watkins. Johnny served 25 years in prison before his release and eventual exoneration. This is his story.

Johnny Hincapie, a Colombian immigrant from Queens, NY was wrongfully convicted of murder in the highly publicized 1990 subway slaying of a Utah tourist named Brian Watkins. Johnny served 25 years in prison before his release and eventual exoneration. This is his story.

Episode 1:  Wrongfully Convicted: Johnny Hincapie

Johnny Hincapie a Colombian native and New York resident, was wrongfully convicted of murder in a case that rocked NYC in 1990. Johnny was released in 2015 after 25 years in prison and eventually exonerated in 2017. He shares his powerful story with BailStreet.  2:00 1990 Brian Watkins Murder 4:36 1980s Crime in the USA 5:00 NYPD Detective Carlos Gonzalez 6:54 Carlos Gonzalez Cont. 7:44 Interrogation 8:10 Trusting Authority and NYPD 9:25 Downstate Processing Center/Coxsackie Correctional Facility 11:45 No Criminal Record  12:00 Corrections Officers - Rikers Island 12:52 Coxsackie correctional facility - Racist Officers 14:20 Prison Transfers 15:28 Family Support &amp; Faith 16:22 No Support Early On 17:25 Serving 25 Years. One Month. 3 Days 18:00 Theater Group - Beginning Of Struggle For Release 19:20 Bill Hughes - Writer Gets Introduced 20:00 $1 Dollar Bail Story Explained 21:00 Immigration Attorney--Julie Goldberg 23:11 Central Park Five Case 26:00 No Program For Exonerees 28:30 Innocent Inmates 30:20 Story of Innocent Inmate &amp; Suicide 31:46 Changing Policy 33:04 Finding Hope In Prison--Law Library Help 35:27 17 Years In Prison - Reopened Case 36:23 Prosecutor ADA Corruption 35:42 9/11 In Prison 36:00 Almost Recruited By Marines _ DESERT STORM 37:00 Friend Is A Cop - "A lot of us are really corrupt" 37:19 Still A Die Hard New Yorker 38:00 George Floyd Case and Police Defunding 39:00 Police Policies Have To Change 39:43 Hold Cops Accountable 40:50 NYC Cops--72 Hour Rule Should Change 41:10 False Confessions-"They'll Make You Say Anything" 42:00 Defunding The Police 42:47 Stats on Free College and Stats on Police 43:31 Low Police Standards 43:40 Watkins Family 46:00 Hincapie Social Media PLUG 46:00 Movie Rights - Flown To Hollywood  47:10 Acting and Social Justice Work 49:00 One Police Officer Could have Stopped It All 50:20 In COLUMBIA - Two Daughters 52:00 UNIVISION TV DEAL 54:00 1st Exoneree Actor for Social Justice   Johnny Hincapie Social Media: Twitter: @Johnny_H72 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JohnnyCHincapie/  Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0kCHoW36Ggn-wChdWP-qjw  Instagram--https://www.instagram.com/itsjohnnyh72/

Johnny Hincapie a Colombian native and New York resident, was wrongfully convicted of murder in a case that rocked NYC in 1990. Johnny was released in 2015 after 25 years in prison and eventually exonerated in 2017. He shares his powerful story with BailStreet.  2:00 1990 Brian Watkins Murder 4:36 1980s Crime in the USA 5:00 NYPD Detective Carlos Gonzalez 6:54 Carlos Gonzalez Cont. 7:44 Interrogation 8:10 Trusting Authority and NYPD 9:25 Downstate Processing Center/Coxsackie Correctional Facility 11:45 No Criminal Record  12:00 Corrections Officers - Rikers Island 12:52 Coxsackie correctional facility - Racist Officers 14:20 Prison Transfers 15:28 Family Support &amp; Faith 16:22 No Support Early On 17:25 Serving 25 Years. One Month. 3 Days 18:00 Theater Group - Beginning Of Struggle For Release 19:20 Bill Hughes - Writer Gets Introduced 20:00 $1 Dollar Bail Story Explained 21:00 Immigration Attorney--Julie Goldberg 23:11 Central Park Five Case 26:00 No Program For Exonerees 28:30 Innocent Inmates 30:20 Story of Innocent Inmate &amp; Suicide 31:46 Changing Policy 33:04 Finding Hope In Prison--Law Library Help 35:27 17 Years In Prison - Reopened Case 36:23 Prosecutor ADA Corruption 35:42 9/11 In Prison 36:00 Almost Recruited By Marines _ DESERT STORM 37:00 Friend Is A Cop - "A lot of us are really corrupt" 37:19 Still A Die Hard New Yorker 38:00 George Floyd Case and Police Defunding 39:00 Police Policies Have To Change 39:43 Hold Cops Accountable 40:50 NYC Cops--72 Hour Rule Should Change 41:10 False Confessions-"They'll Make You Say Anything" 42:00 Defunding The Police 42:47 Stats on Free College and Stats on Police 43:31 Low Police Standards 43:40 Watkins Family 46:00 Hincapie Social Media PLUG 46:00 Movie Rights - Flown To Hollywood  47:10 Acting and Social Justice Work 49:00 One Police Officer Could have Stopped It All 50:20 In COLUMBIA - Two Daughters 52:00 UNIVISION TV DEAL 54:00 1st Exoneree Actor for Social Justice   Johnny Hincapie Social Media: Twitter: @Johnny_H72 Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/JohnnyCHincapie/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/JohnnyCHincapie/</a> Youtube:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0kCHoW36Ggn-wChdWP-qjw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0kCHoW36Ggn-wChdWP-qjw</a> Instagram--<a href="https://www.instagram.com/itsjohnnyh72/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/itsjohnnyh72/</a>

Johnny Hincapie: Exonerated after 25 Years In Prison

Johnny Hincapie was convicted as part of a gang that murdered 22-year-old tourist Brian Watkins, even though he himself was not charged with the act and neither the victim’s family nor the other attackers identified him as a perpetrator. In 1990, Brian Watkins and his family were attacked on a New York City subway platform by a group of 6 to 8 teenagers when they were in town for the U.S. Open, resulting in the death of Watkins as he tried to defend his parents. Johnny was only 18 years old at the time, and he did not have a lawyer present during his interrogation. He falsely confessed to the crime, after being tortured by police who threatened to kill him. After spending 25 years in prison, Johnny’s conviction was overturned based on the statements of several witnesses who testified that he was in fact not a part of the group of attackers. He was formally exonerated in January 2017. https://www.wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com/with-jason-flom Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava For Good Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Johnny Hincapie was convicted as part of a gang that murdered 22-year-old tourist Brian Watkins, even though he himself was not charged with the act and neither the victim’s family nor the other attackers identified him as a perpetrator. In 1990, Brian Watkins and his family were attacked on a New York City subway platform by a group of 6 to 8 teenagers when they were in town for the U.S. Open, resulting in the death of Watkins as he tried to defend his parents. Johnny was only 18 years old at the time, and he did not have a lawyer present during his interrogation. He falsely confessed to the crime, after being tortured by police who threatened to kill him. After spending 25 years in prison, Johnny’s conviction was overturned based on the statements of several witnesses who testified that he was in fact not a part of the group of attackers. He was formally exonerated in January 2017. <a href="https://www.wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com/with-jason-flom" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.wrongfulconvictionpodcast.com/with-jason-flom</a> Wrongful Conviction with Jason Flom is a production of Lava For Good Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

#023 Jason Flom with Johnny Hincapie