Episode 28 - Monique Steele

Episode 28 - Monique Steele

In this powerful episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly speaks with Monique, who was just 13 when Ron Dalton was accused of murdering his wife. As a family friend of Ron’s sister and brother-in-law, Monique grew up adjacent to a wrongful conviction and bore witness to the emotional chaos and social stigma from a unique vantage point. She shares: * What it was like to be a teen watching a family trying to cope  * How stigma ripples into community spaces  * Why solidarity matters, especially in the shadows Be sure to subscribe now and listen to this story from a unique vantage point, one that sat at the periphery of injustice. #WrongfullyYours #RonDalton #WrongfulConviction #FamilyImpact #RippleEffect #JusticeReform #InnocenceCanada

Next Up - Monique Steele (May 26)

At just 13 years old, Monique was trying to process a tragedy no child should have to. With Ron Dalton jailed in Newfoundland and his three young children suddenly in the care of her family friends in PEI, she found herself consumed with questions: Where would everyone sleep? Would there be a funeral? Would he be allowed to attend? This episode explores the emotional and logistical ripple effects of a wrongful conviction through the eyes of a teenager who watched it all unfold. Subscribe and follow us on your favorite platform to join this unique conversation. https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast #WrongfullyYours #WrongfulConviction #RonDalton #ChildhoodAndJustice #FamilyImpact #JusticeRippleEffect #YouthAndTrauma #ExonereeFamilies

Monique Steele - Next on Wrongfully Yours

As a teenager, Monique found herself on the edge of something she knew was far from normal. A family suddenly doubling in size, now raising six children. A man accused of murder granted bail and living just down the road. And a community quietly trying to hold itself together. This episode offers a rare perspective from someone who watched the fallout of Ron Dalton’s wrongful conviction unfold from the periphery with eyes wide open. Subscribe and follow us on your favorite platform to join this captivating conversation. https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast #WrongfullyYours #WrongfulConviction #InnocenceCanada #JusticeMatters #FamilyAndJustice #ExonereeFamilies #JusticeFromTheMargins #CommunityResilience #JusticeRippleEffect

Coming May 26 on Wrongfully Yours

At just 13 years old, Monique was suddenly pulled into a world of grief, shock, and uncertainty. In this episode, she reflects on how her family friends, who were already raising three young kids, took in three more, after Ron Dalton was wrongfully jailed for the death of his wife. This is a story about the ripple effects of wrongful convictions on children, on families, and on entire communities. Subscribe and follow us on your favorite platform to join this conversation about wrongful conviction from a perspective that is rarely shared. https://bio.site/wrongfullyyourspodcast #WrongfullyYours #WrongfulConviction #FamilyImpact #JusticeMatters #ExonereeFamilies #TraumaRippleEffect

Episode 27 - Linda Gallant (continued)

In this emotional continuation of Wrongfully Yours, Linda Gallant shares more of her family's journey through the trauma of her brother Ron Dalton’s wrongful conviction. This episode dives deeper into: * The long-term emotional strain on families  * The relentless resilience needed to survive the justice system  * Why advocacy isn’t a choice, it’s a necessity Wrongful convictions don’t just happen to individuals. They happen to entire families. Join the conversation by subscribing wherever you get your podcasts! #WrongfullyYours #LindaGallant #RonDalton #WrongfulConvictions #FamilyImpact #JusticeReform #InnocenceCanada