Wrongful Conviction Trauma Center
Restoring Lives, Rebuilding Hope
At 21, Marilyn Mulero was sentenced to die for a crime she didn’t commit—without a trial, without evidence, and without a voice. She spent nearly three decades behind bars fighting for her freedom, only to be released with nothing. Now, she’s turning her pain into purpose—helping exonerees rebuild their stolen lives.
Marilyn’s Story –
“A Mission Born from Injustice”
Imagine waking up on death row for a crime you didn’t commit. No trial. No evidence. Just a forced confession. Marilyn Mulero lived this nightmare for 28 years. When she was finally exonerated, she had no home, no job, and no support system. This is why she founded WCTC—to fight for exonerees who are forgotten after being freed.
Why WCTC Matters (Our Mission & Purpose)
Fighting for Justice
Beyond the Prison Gates
Freedom alone is not enough. Exonerees need housing, mental health support, and financial stability. WCTC exists to help them rebuild.
Rebuilding Lives
Housing, therapy & financial support
Fighting for Change
Legal reforms & advocacy
Demanding Accountability
Exposing wrongful convictions
News & Awareness
Latest Blog Updates
The Wrongful Conviction Trauma Center (WCTC) fights for justice, provides support to exonerees, and advocates for systemic change. Founded by Marilyn Mulero, a survivor of wrongful conviction, WCTC is committed to rebuilding lives after injustice. Donate, get involved, and be a voice for change.
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