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Ep:86 | The Murder of Oswaldo "Ozzy" Conde & Exoneration of Kimberly Long | Murder Unscripted
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- Murder Unscripted
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- Jan 13, 2026
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- 2914
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Summary
In October 2003, Kimberly Long’s life was permanently altered when she discovered her boyfriend, Oswaldo “Ozzy” Conde, murdered in their home. What followed was not justice — but a catastrophic failure of it. In this gripping episode of Murder Unscripted , hosts Ed Hydock and Melissa Spivey examine how Kimberly was wrongfully convicted of second-degree murder despite a lack of physical evidence, ignored forensic indicators, and alternate suspects who were never fully investigated. Through flawed testimony, untested DNA, and a rushed legal process, Kimberly was sentenced to 15 years to life — even as the trial judge openly stated he believed she was innocent. Years later, the California Innocence Project uncovered critical evidence that should have been presented from the start, leading to her conviction being vacated. This episode explores the emotional, legal, and human toll of wrongful convictions — and asks the question: how many others are still waiting for justice?