The Wrongful Conviction Podcast explores critical current social justice issues, including the case of Kenneth Adkins, and delves into the broader themes of social justice and human rights. By tuning in, you can gain insights into wrongful convictions and learn how to donate to support efforts aimed at addressing these pressing concerns.
WHY WE'RE ASKING
Every dollar goes toward retaining post-conviction counsel, filing the habeas petition, and sustaining the advocacy that keeps Kenneth's case in front of the people who can act on it. This is a faith-driven, family-run effort — and it runs on the generosity of people who believe, as we do, that the truth will set him free.
"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." — John 8:32


Our purpose is to help create a world where everyone can live in peace, liberty, justice, and harmony—regardless of their race, creed, or class. We believe that Kenneth Adkins, like anyone else, has the human right to be free from government abuse of power, false accusations, and outright lies, which contribute to current social justice issues and unnecessary human suffering. Our goal is to reverse this trend and collaborate with like-minded individuals until we achieve this vision of social justice and human rights. If you want to make a difference and support this cause, we invite you to donate to support our efforts. Additionally, to learn more about how you can help, we encourage you to explore Criminon—a campaign dedicated to assisting those who seek rehabilitation and address issues related to wrongful conviction.

The Wrongful Conviction Podcast explores critical current social justice issues, including the case of Kenneth Adkins, and delves into the broader themes of social justice and human rights. By tuning in, you can gain insights into wrongful convictions and learn how to donate to support efforts aimed at addressing these pressing concerns.
Kenneth Adkins Freedom Project
Charlotte "Stormy" Adkins, Campaign Coordinator
stormy.adkins@gmail.com · 912-571-4579
Please note that this site is not personally maintained or managed by Kenneth Adkins, CCHR, Criminon, or any religious affiliation. It is fully owned and maintained by his family and Trust. If you are interested in current social justice issues and wish to support Kenneth Adkins and his mission, please consider donating to support his efforts. Your contribution can help raise awareness about social justice and human rights, particularly in relation to wrongful conviction.
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