VOICELESS
BEHIND BARS

A Prison Audio original

THEIR
VOICE
MATTERS.

Behind every conviction is a human story. Sarah DeArmond brings incarcerated people and their advocates to the microphone—so the public can hear what the case file leaves out.

HOSTED BY SARAH DEARMOND · PRODUCED & OWNED BY PRISON AUDIO

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75+stories
published
WRONGFUL CONVICTIONSINCARCERATED VOICESJUSTICE IN PUBLICREAL PEOPLE. REAL CASES.

Current focus

CASES THAT
NEED A CROWD.

These summaries describe claims and advocacy published by Voiceless Behind Bars and the podcast. Follow the source links for the case record and the most current action.

02DNA testing advocacy

Andy McCauley Jr.

Sarah and advocate Melissa Ann have used the podcast to report on the effort to test evidence they say could be critical to Andy’s case.

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03Clemency & dignity

Kevin Billingsley

Kevin has spoken with Sarah about his innocence claim, his fight to regain his legal name, and his request for action on his Ohio case.

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Case status can change. This page does not provide legal advice or independently determine guilt or innocence.

Sarah DeArmond, founder, advocate, and hostPHOTO VIA VOICELESS BEHIND BARS

Creator · advocate · host

SARAH
DEARMOND

“So many wrongfully convicted prisoners stay in prison while no one hears their cries.”

Sarah began advocating for wrongfully convicted people and incarcerated rights in 2020. She founded the registered nonprofit Voiceless Behind Bars and hosts the Prison Audio podcast that shares its name—interviewing incarcerated people, families, advocates, and others affected by the prison system.

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THE
MIC IS OPEN.

Four seasons of interviews, case updates, firsthand testimony, and advocacy. The live player updates whenever Prison Audio publishes a new episode.

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60 MIN
MAY 22, 2025

Kevin Billingsley: When the State Erases Your Identity & Dignity

61 MIN
MAY 20, 2025

Echoes of Innocence — Maddie

41 MIN

Public case guide

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THEN ACT.

Get a concise, sourced explanation of a featured case, find the episode that covers it, or learn what action the advocates are requesting.

THE GUIDE WILL✓ Cite the published source✓ Separate claims from established facts✓ Say when the record is incomplete
VOICELESS CASE GUIDE PUBLIC RECORD ONLINE
NOT SARAH · NOT LEGAL ADVICE

CASE GUIDE

I’m the Voiceless case guide—not Sarah. Ask me about the featured cases, the podcast, Sarah’s advocacy, or concrete ways to help. I’ll stay with the published record and link you to the source.

Answers are based on published advocacy and podcast material. Verify current legal status with official sources.

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