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, a new podcast series about Helen’s long fight for freedom. This eight-part series, starting Tuesday, Oct. 10, will take us deep into life on the Naslund farm, exploring the events that led up to Miles Naslund’s death, the six years during which he was considered missing, and Helen’s arrest and conviction.
The series features exclusive interviews with Helen and her friends and family, and the people from around the country who came together to try to save her from spending the rest of her life in prison. Podcast producer Kasia Mychajlowycz and I have spent the past few months hard at work on Helen’s story, which we believe is an important look at the obstacles survivors of domestic abuse face in the justice system.The podcast is best enjoyed in your favourite podcast app. Search “In Her Defence” or click any of these links to find the show in
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