Our mission...
Stolen Voices is a non-profit legal and media resource bank helping the innocent people who have been silenced by the American criminal justice system.
The American criminal justice system is not designed to remedy its mistakes, and it takes an enormous amount of resources to right our system’s wrongs.
Stolen Voices will operate as a bank of those resources.
In addition to legal help, we will also create custom media strategies for each case that will amplify the real stories of the voiceless - the pieces of the narratives of their cases that were never heard by a jury.
In a world that spins on the axis of media platforms, our goal is to weaponize those outlets to expose the real, the authentic, the unknown stories that have been silenced by our criminal justice system.
WE WILL BE THEIR VOICE
our Three Pillars for hope
Wrongful Convictions
Wrongful Convictions
Wrongful Convictions
Stolen Voices advocates on wrongful conviction cases all over the United States. Our team of seasoned post conviction attorneys and media specialists work together to create tailored PR strategies for each case to help get relief for the wrongfully convicted person.
Reentry Programs
Wrongful Convictions
Wrongful Convictions
Stolen Voices is an active participant and member for the National Association of Reentry Professionals. Our goal is to create a comprehensive FEDERAL reentry plan for all people coming home from prison.
Family Assistance
Wrongful Convictions
Family Assistance
Stolen Voices realizes that when someone goes to prison, an entire family goes to prison with them. Our goal is to provide peer support groups for all people who are affected by the criminal justice system.
Our Leaders...
Lori Rothschild Ansaldi is the Founder and President of Stolen Voices. Lori is the CEO of Big City TV where she develops and produces unscripted content with a speciality in true crime. Lori is the co-host of The System podcast with Kim Kardashian.
Jordan Grotzinger is a business trial lawyer who co-chairs the Los Angeles litigation department of Greenberg Traurig, an international law firm. Jordan also dedicates a significant amount of time to pro bono wrongful conviction cases.
Jimmy McGill is the Executive Director of Next Step Recovery Housing. He served as the Director of Peer and Recovery Services for the state of Arkansas from 2018 to 2023, where his lived experience has allowed him to lead the development of recovery services throughout Arkansas. Jimmy is a founding member of the SAMHSA Region 6 Peer Support Advisory Committee, an executive board member of the Nat
Rachel Troutman is the Supervising Attorney at the Ohio Office of the Public Defender in the Death Penalty Divison. Based in Columbus, Ohio, Rachel is lead counsel on the Kevin Keith case.
Jeff Grogin is a serial entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is the co-founder of mortgage giant PennyMac and owner of Snood. Jeff is a proud and celebrated graduate of Loyola Marymount Law.
Kiera Newsome served over 18 years in prison for a crime that she did not commit. After years of fighting for her innocence, Kiera finally walked out of prison in 2020, two years after CA Gov. Jerry Brown commuted her sentence. While Kiera is home, the fight for her actual innocence continues. While she fights for herself, she also works tirelessly on reentry programming for thousands of other fe
Laura Nirider is a globally acclaimed wrongful conviction attorney and advocate. Nirider rose to prominence as a result of her representation of a number of high-profile individuals, including Damien Echols of the West Memphis Three and Brendan Dassey, whose case was profiled in the Netflix series Making a Murderer.
Charles Keith leads Stolen Voices family assistance pillar. Charles started his fight with the criminal justice system when his brother was convicted of murder back in 1994. Charles knew that his brother was innocent and became his fiercest advocate. Charles now works tirelessly to abolish the death penalty in the United States and works with families around the country.
Peter Ansaldi serves as the Treasurer for Stolen Voices. Peter has worked in the IT world for over 20 years and currently works as a Managing Director for mortgage giant PennyMac's technology department.
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