Snow Files Podcast

Snow Files Podcast A true-crime podcast told by Jamie Snow from Stateville prison in Illinois.

Jamie is serving a life without parole sentence, and tells the story of his wrongful conviction...and how they got away with it.

“I see an argument in principle for the finality of rulings in criminal cases, but I thought the attorneys made some goo...
03/26/2025

“I see an argument in principle for the finality of rulings in criminal cases, but I thought the attorneys made some good arguments in their briefs and in oral arguments today about modern investigations and things that would happen today that didn’t happen then,” McCleary said. (STUDENT)

Illinois State students were among more than 200 people to pack a makeshift courtroom as the University hosted the Fourth Judicial District Appellate Court for oral arguments in the Bone Student Ce…

Join us for a pop up Q&A Zoom this Sunday (3/23/25)  CST to discuss Jamie's upcoming DNA hearing at ISU on Tuesday, Marc...
03/22/2025

Join us for a pop up Q&A Zoom this Sunday (3/23/25) CST to discuss Jamie's upcoming DNA hearing at ISU on Tuesday, March 25th. We'd also love to get your thoughts on the recent Wrongful Conviction podcast! It would be GREAT to see everyone again! Register at the link below!

Join us this Sunday afternoon to discuss the issues that will be addressed at Jamie's upcoming hearing at ISU and the recent Wrongful Conviction podcast. (Registration required)

Amazing news! Oral arguments for Jamie’s appeal for DNA testing will be at the Illinois State University Bone Student Ce...
02/18/2025

Amazing news! Oral arguments for Jamie’s appeal for DNA testing will be at the Illinois State University Bone Student Center’s Prairie Room, March 25 !! This will bring media attention to Jamie’s case! Please join the folks before & at the hearing!

I want to thank Jason Flom and Khaliah Ali for seeing the proof of Jamie Snow’s innocence and supporting his quest for e...
10/11/2024

I want to thank Jason Flom and Khaliah Ali for seeing the proof of Jamie Snow’s innocence and supporting his quest for exoneration as well as the many other people who have been wrongfully convicted.

May Gov Abbott stop the ex*****on of Robert Roberson, an innocent man!

Jamie’s friend Pam shares the facts on the very flawed, inept investigation into Bill Little’s murder, which included cl...
06/05/2024

Jamie’s friend Pam shares the facts on the very flawed, inept investigation into Bill Little’s murder, which included clearing people who had no alibis the night of the murder and looked similar to descriptions of a man in the gas station store 15 min before Little’s murder and a man exiting the station minutes after it.

Pam Wilson’s account of visiting Jamie in prison and the guards’ arbitrary rules and possible violence Jamie and other i...
04/30/2024

Pam Wilson’s account of visiting Jamie in prison and the guards’ arbitrary rules and possible violence Jamie and other inmates face and navigate every day.

Jamie was pushed into an in-person lineup in June 1991. Danny Martinez picked out 2 other people in the lineup and said ...
04/26/2024

Jamie was pushed into an in-person lineup in June 1991. Danny Martinez picked out 2 other people in the lineup and said repeatedly for the next NONE YEARS Jamie was not the man he saw exiting the Clark station minutes after Bill Little was killed. In 1999, Bloomington police detectives & prosecutors Charles Reynard & Teena Griffin tried repeatedly to get Martinez to say he saw Jamie that night & he said, no, it wasn’t Jamie. Then 4 weeks before Susan Claycomb’s trial after an unrecorded meeting with prosecutors, Martinez flipped and was certain Jamie was the man he saw. No one knows what happened to the reward money.

Filed under, you can’t make this s**t up.

Jamie Snow’s co-defendant Susan Claycomb’s son passed away at just age 35 on April 6, 2024. Susan passed away in 2013. S...
04/22/2024

Jamie Snow’s co-defendant Susan Claycomb’s son passed away at just age 35 on April 6, 2024. Susan passed away in 2013. She was acquitted of killing Bill Little. She said the State Attorney’s Office in McClean County, IL & Blooming from Police Dept. threatened to charge her with homicide if she didn’t testify that Jamie had committed the murder. She refused to. Susan was jailed for a year, separated from her children, including her new born baby, whom she gave birth to while incarcerated. Her oldest, Bradley, was 20 years old at the time.

Read Jamie’s heartbreaking elegy to Bradley and to Susan on the Snow Files’ FB page, www.Facebook,com/groups/560732084563062

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