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You're listening to a Tenderfoot TV podcast. What if your life could be taken away? Your freedom, your family, your future, all because of a lie? For Taforis Johnson, this isn't a hypothetical. It's his reality. In 1995, a deputy sheriff was murdered in Birmingham, Alabama. Two years later, DeForest Johnson was sentenced to death for the no physical evidence testimony that changed hundreds of times. And now, nearly 30 years later, shocking revelations continue to emerge. You can either be a witness or you can be a defendant. They was telling me, you know, don't you know you can go to jail for this? And that's all I had in my mind. Jail. I don't want to go. And ironically, so that was my last memory of him in the free world. What really happened the night Deputy Bill Hardy was killed? And why is an innocent man still on death row? We're diving into DeForest Johnson's story this Monday, but if you can't wait, you don't have to. The full episode is available right now on Tenderfoot. Plus, subscribing gets you early access, ad free listening, and exclusive content not just for true or crime, but for over 30 shows and 500 episodes. If you love going deeper, this is the way to do it. Just head to tennerfootplus.com to sign up. Coming to ABC and Hulu, Amanda Riley was a mother, wife, speaker at her church. And then she got diagnosed with cancer. A beloved young Christian woman fighting a battle undeserved. We thought she was God's gift, but she was a liar. Why would somebody fake cancer? From the number one smash hit podcast. It was only a matter of time until Amanda's whole world came tumbling down. You're not gonna believe this. Scamanda. New episodes Thursday nights on ABC and stream Hulu. If you're looking for a true crime podcast that goes beyond the headlines, let me introduce you to 1 minute remaining stories from the Inmates. Host Jack Lawrence takes you inside the lives of men and women incarcerated across the United States, sharing their stories in their own words. From arson to drug dealing to murder, these interviews reveal the human side of cases that are so often reduced to a single verdict. Jack carefully lays out the evidence, the trials, and the convictions. But here's the twist. This podcast isn't about proving guilt or innocence. It's about giving these folks a chance to tell their version of events, whether they claim innocence, admit to their crimes, or reflect on the harsh realities of the system that convicted them. With over 250 episodes and new ones released twice a week, one minute remaining invites you to listen, reflect, and form your own perspective on these complex stories. Find One Minute Remaining Wherever you get your podcasts.