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Appearances
20/20
Bad Rap: Party's Over
The judges were also concerned he'd obstruct justice and intimidate witnesses.
20/20
Bad Rap: Party's Over
I don't know what's going on. How old are you? You should get a lawyer. You have no idea how those people hurt this girl.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
All right, good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the jury. We're ready to proceed with that as a state rating.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
Remember your admonishments not to discuss the case, and we'll see you back at 9.30 in the morning.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
We, the jury, find the defendant Leon Philip Jacob guilty of solicitation of capital murder as charged in the indictment.
20/20
'The King Road Killings': 911 Call Released
I am, as I told the parties yesterday, particularly sensitive about closing things when we don't need to. And I think that there has been to date a over-caution in asking that I seal things by stipulation that perhaps don't need to be sealed.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Yes, Your Honor.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
Would the defendant please rise? The jury verdict is as follows. The defendant is guilty of murder in the first degree.
20/20
The Code Breakers
I spent more time on this case than any other case in my entire career. Sometimes in later years, I would pretend I was on vacation and lock myself in the library and just go through this file. As Courtney got older, she would call me sometimes and ask if I knew anything, and I never had any answers.
20/20
The Code Breakers
She was living with Mike Warner. They were, you know, setting up their life, although he wasn't the father of the child. They were a couple and they were trying to make their way.
20/20
The Code Breakers
Things were in disarray. Blood up the banister, and then in the bedroom was Kathy, very bloody, unclothed mostly.
20/20
The Code Breakers
If someone had written on her body, on the inside of her thigh, and said, I was here.
20/20
The Code Breakers
It's his fingerprint. It's his bare, bloody footprint. And it's his DNA. It turned into a massacre.
20/20
The Code Breakers
He seemed like the guy next door that would mow your lawn for you if you were going to be out of town for a week.
20/20
The Code Breakers
I go by Judge Jeffrey Middleton now, but at the time of this, I was chief assistant prosecuting attorney. We would have maybe one homicide a year, not a young woman killed alone in her apartment during broad daylight. At that point, they were leaving no stone unturned.
20/20
The Code Breakers
And we found that someone had written on her body, probably in magic marker, on the inside of her thigh, and said, I was here, with an arrow pointing up toward her groin. That was not visible to the naked eye.
20/20
The Code Breakers
So the charges were dismissed. As it turns out, he was wrongfully arrested and wrongfully charged.
20/20
The Code Breakers
I thought we would solve this quickly. So the first month passed. We didn't know. Three months passed. A year passed, and it wasn't solved.
48 Hours
The Spirits of El Segundo
I don't know. I don't know what this is all about. What are you going to do with him?
48 Hours
The Spirits of El Segundo
And your understanding is that you want to enter a plea today, is that correct? That's correct.
48 Hours
The Spirits of El Segundo
It is the judgment of this court that you be sentenced to life in prison.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 1
I want to talk right now about how this child is going to be delivered.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 1
Judge Weller's hands were tied. This court does not have jurisdiction in this case.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 1
In every case, as much as we try to avoid it, oftentimes there are winners and losers. I can say that my job is to go into the courtroom and decide cases without bias, and that's what I have striven to do the entire time that I've been on the bench.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
At this time, I want to advise you of your right against self-incrimination. You can step down. Thank you.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Good morning, sir. If you would come forward, please, and raise your right hand.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Gentlemen, let's calm down, all right? You ask the question. Sir, you answer the question.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
You will provide me with responses. Do we understand each other? All right. Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to take a break.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Ladies and gentlemen, I understand that you have reached a verdict in this case. Is that correct? Yes. Very good. Mr. Foreperson, if you would hand me the verdict one. After five weeks of testimony... Let your verdict be fair and impartial.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Ladies and gentlemen, I understand that you have reached a verdict in this case.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
We, the jury in this case, being duly impaneled and sworn, do find the defendant, Yazeed Issa, guilty.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
I cannot imagine the evil that you have done to these people. At this time, I sentence you to life in prison with the possibility of parole in 20 years.
48 Hours
Strange Truth
Okay, please be seated. All right, thank you. I'm Mr. Dever on behalf of the state of Ohio.
48 Hours
Strange Truth
Case number 447950, State of Ohio versus Jeffrey Croteen. Docket already stated, count one, murder. We, the jury in this case, being duly impaneled and sworn, do find the defendant, Jeffrey Croteen, not guilty of murder of Ramona Croteen. He's signed by all 12 members of the jury.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Good morning, people of the state of California versus Jane Marguerite Dorotick.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
No. It's too unbelievable that she's going to murder her father and come up and go for a nice walk with me, go for dinner.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
I'm going to ask the prosecutor to get back down into his seat, please, and refrain from doing this two feet from the witness.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
The old saying goes, be careful what you wish for. And that's certainly true when you're talking about a person's life and liberty.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
When she said Jeff did certain things, Jeff didn't do those things. We believe Susan witnessed her own father doing that to her mother.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
And you were asked at that time, under oath, were you ever abused or assaulted by your husband, right? Yes.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
You are turning your testimony into a circus. If it continues, I'll strike everything you've had to say, and nothing you've come down here for will mean anything.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
State of Texas versus Susan Lucille Wright with the defendant, please stand.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
Assess her punishment at confinement in the Institutional Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for 20 years.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
All right, Ms. Wright, once again, the jury has spoken, assessed 20 years. She had hope for a period of time, and that's been taken away.
48 Hours
A Fight for Freedom
What do you mean he's still alive? This is not rational. You understand that now.
48 Hours
False Identity
On January 31, 1998, almost 15 years to the day he left his home and family, Patrick Welsh was arrested and charged with insurance fraud and non-support of his two sons.
48 Hours
False Identity
Mr. Welsh, do you agree with the facts as has been stated by the prosecutor? Yes, Your Honor.
48 Hours
False Identity
Are you entering the pleas or changing your pleas freely and voluntarily, knowing what your rights are? Yes, Your Honor. Coming up... You have no conscience, your acts were cowardly, and they were criminal.
48 Hours
False Identity
Besides facing his punishment... This is the state of Ohio versus Patrick Kennedy Welsh.
48 Hours
False Identity
Today's date is May 21, 1998. We're here today for the purposes of sentencing.
48 Hours
False Identity
Coming now, the matter of sentence. But first... The court has been informed that Elizabeth Welch wishes to make a statement, and also Christopher, I believe, wishes to make a statement. Ms. Welch?
48 Hours
False Identity
Finally, Mr. Welsh, is there anything you wish to say before the court pronounces a sentence in this matter?
48 Hours
False Identity
Your acts were cowardly and they were criminal. His sentence. And for that you will be punished. You therefore have a total sentence to be served of four years at the Orient Correctional and Receiving Center. There is restitution to be made and you will pay every penny of that.
48 Hours
A Campus Mystery Unraveled
I'm advised there's an agreement in this case? That's correct, Judge.
48 Hours
A Campus Mystery Unraveled
Was it your decision? Yeah. Say it again. You're going to need to speak up, Mr. Folley.
48 Hours
A Campus Mystery Unraveled
Mr. Foley, before sentence is formally pronounced, is there anything you would like to say? No.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
In the couple of months before I was shot, there were blogs on a couple of websites, and there were some just horrible posts attacks on me, calling me Hitler, saying that I was unfair, that I was biased, that I was corrupt. I knew some people from Nevadans for equal parenting. I had some sympathy for some of their views.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
And he said, I thought Darrell, but perhaps he said Darren Mack. He told me that Darren Mack was behind it.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Sir, because I didn't know his name doesn't mean that I was unfamiliar with the divorce. I was very familiar with the divorce. I'm diligent about my job, sir. I review the file before I go to court.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
No. I've never had my reputation attacked the way that you're attacking it, sir. It's unfair and it's unwarranted.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Mr. and Mrs. Mack, I'm sorry. that I'm going to have to rule in this case. I've said over and over today, and I mean it, that this is a terrible thing. I can only pick one side or the other, and one of you has to lose.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Before I accept your plea, I need to be satisfied that it's freely and voluntarily made, is it?
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
You willfully, feloniously, and without authority of law stabbed Ed into the body of Charla Mack, causing her death, is that correct? That's correct. And that that was done with premeditation and deliberation, is that correct? That's correct.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
He had expressed to you all that he previously thought about having Charla killed.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
The defendant wants a do-over. I don't think that's fair, I don't think that's just, and I don't think that's right. The motion to withdraw the plea is going to be denied.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
There was never a, I am sorry, Charla Mack is dead. I'm sorry I shot the judge. And saying you're sorry is not a magic word. You don't automatically get a certain sentence by expressing sorrow to the court for what you've done. Which leads me to the conclusion, Mr. Mack, that you're not sorry.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
And Mr. Mack, your sentence needs to speak to you for your actions and leave no room for error to the people of this community and this state.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Hopefully you don't raise an angry and spiteful child who doesn't know who in her family to trust. She needs to be raised with hugs and kisses and not talking bad about each of those people. I'll see you in the next video.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
My inclination now is to require you, sir, to give her $10,000 by Friday at 5 o'clock, or if you don't do that, to report to 911 Parr Boulevard at that time for incarceration.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
I do have a note from the jury indicating that they have reached a decision.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
Mr. Lighterman, you have been convicted of first degree murders. Anything you'd like to say to the court?
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
It is the sentence of the court that you serve the rest of your natural life in the Michigan Department of Corrections without the possibility of parole.
48 Hours
Two Wigs and A Gun Pt 2
Joanne Lawson, is this your verdict? Yes. Beverly Owens, is this your verdict? Yes. Holly Pace, is this your verdict? Yes.
48 Hours
Two Wigs and A Gun Pt 2
All rise. No matter now before the court shall be the truth, the whole truth, and I think the truth shall be God.
48 Hours
A Toxic Relationship
In the event that that bond is not posted, he'll be committed to the custody of the sheriff.
48 Hours
A Toxic Relationship
She seemed to be depressed and distraught and almost frantic, actually. Frantic? Yes.
48 Hours
A Toxic Relationship
Your crime is so enormous, so monstrous, so unspeakably cruel that it overcomes all expectations. other considerations.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
We're back on the record in the Tuitt case. Let the record reflect the presence of the ladies and gentlemen jury, the attorneys, and Mr. Tuitt.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
I don't know right now. Madam Clerk, please read the verdicts. A verdict is reached.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
This state just does not have the proper facilities to take care of those people who are mentally ill and who present a danger to the community. Should we feel sorry for Richard Tuitt?
48 Hours
The "No Body" Case of Dee Warner
Dee Warner was a woman with a big heart and a temper. She cared for her children and grandchildren and employees. There was nothing in the evidence that suggested she would disappear intentionally, especially from her children.
48 Hours
The "No Body" Case of Dee Warner
And someone coming to pick up Dee Warner. She's with someone somewhere. Were not supported by any facts or evidence in this case.
48 Hours
The "No Body" Case of Dee Warner
There's probable cause that Dee Warner died by homicide at the hands of the defendant, Dale Warner. All rise. This is reality.
Darknet Diaries
140: Revenge Bytes
And here's the guy. Here's the dude that's doing it. You guys don't even have to go out and find who it is. We already did it. Just please do something.
Dateline NBC
Silent Witness
I've indicated that y'all have not yet reached a unanimous decision. The jurors were split six to six. The judge sent them back to try to make it unanimous. Watch everybody else remain. Let the jurors leave first. Thank you. But hours later, they were back. and courtroom 3C was still. It appears that they are hopelessly deadlocked at this point. Eight jurors had voted for acquittal.
Dateline NBC
Silent Witness
Coming up, the verdict, take two. With a jury by unanimous verdict, find the defendant Jason Lynn Young to be
Dateline NBC
Silent Witness
We, the jury, by unanimous verdict, find the defendant, Jason Lynn Young, to be guilty of first-degree murder of Michelle Young.
Dateline NBC
Deadly Obsession
I understand that the jury is unable to reach a unanimous verdict at this time. Is that correct? That's correct.
Dateline NBC
Deadly Obsession
Ms. Chandler, I'm going to ask you to stop talking right now unless you really have something, you have a motion to make. I'm just exercising my right to be heard.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
How does Mr. Rossi plead to the crimes charged in the information?
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
Nicholas, you've completely failed to pull the wool over their eyes.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
I am ultimately satisfied on the balance of probabilities by the evidence of fingerprint, photographic and tattoo evidence that Mr. Knight is indeed Nicholas Rossi.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
Some suggesting Rossi has made a mockery of the justice system and created an international spectacle in the process. Thank you.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
The court finds that the state has met its burden of proof. I will order that Mr. Rossi be held without bail.
Dateline NBC
Good & Evil
Murder in the first degree, how do you plead to that, guilty or not guilty?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
You may call your witness.
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
The investigation into like the chain link and how they trace that to the Lowe's store. The toxicology reports will be most important. That could take several weeks.
Dateline NBC
Accused killer's voice on a 911 call in Michigan. A hike in paradise gone terribly wrong. And Karen Read's retrial begins.
I didn't say that. All right. I said that sometimes there are reasons to not go forward to trial as fast as you want.
Dateline NBC
A star defense witness takes the stand. The Zizians' leader in court. And a new scam called pig butchering.
If you do want to testify, it will be question and answer, meaning you need to write out all your questions that you want to be asked. You can't take the witness stand and just give a narrative.
Dateline NBC
A star defense witness takes the stand. The Zizians' leader in court. And a new scam called pig butchering.
That's going to take him time to extract and analyze and then prepare a report. Months, maybe. I understand that, Your Honor. And I'm hoping he can do it in an expedited manner. You're the one pressing for your speedy trial. So you want to go to trial or you want to have him do that work that you want? Because I don't think both are going to happen.
Dateline NBC
An alleged "murder dentist" in Colorado. Hawaii husband takes the stand at his second murder trial. And Keith talks about his latest podcast series.
Commonwealth just provided the court with information that causes me grave concern. The implications of that information may have profound effects on this defense and defense counsel.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
You can sit there.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
In some shape or form, Gary had close ties or disagreements with all the family members relating to money.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
Have a great day, everybody. And everyone in LA, be careful.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
Does the jury have any questions for Investigator Crocker?
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
The receipt from Walmart shows asparagus. The video shows no asparagus was purchased. Was this investigated further, and if so, relevant to the case?
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Did Jason Chen have any observable cuts or injuries on his body? Could you determine where a murder occurred? Were you able to identify the driver of the Prius that was just investigated further?
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Thank you, Andrea. Good to be here.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
It's a state issue. Overwhelmingly, the majority of states do allow it. 34 states and the federal system allow it. Minnesota, Texas, and Nebraska clearly have put down decisions that do not allow jurors to ask questions.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Yes, it is. The judge is the one that makes the call.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
What happens is the trial progresses where one side calls a witness and the other side gets to cross-examine that witness. And at that point, I will ask the jurors if they have any questions for that particular witness. They write the questions down. They pass them to the bailiff. The questions come to the bench where the lawyers will talk about whether the question should or should not be asked.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
And if it's a question that clearly cannot be asked, I won't ask it. They ask for a defendant's prior record, and it's not relevant. I just won't ask the question. If they ask if it was raining that day or if – Any other blood was found in any other spot than was testified to. Then I'll ask the question. The witness will face the jury when answering.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Then finally, the lawyers will have the chance to redirect or recross if they feel they need to develop the testimony any further to clarify the witness's answers for the jurors.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Oh, there's many of them. It keeps jurors more engaged in the process. I mean, think about sitting in a classroom where you can't ask questions. If the students can't ask questions, how much of that are they really learning? As far as the actual significant weighty reasons, I think that it's a good idea to let jurors ask questions. They make more informed decisions.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Absolutely. They're questions that people from outside the system would be curious about. How does blood spatter tell the story? What does DNA really mean? How long can it last?
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
The concerns that have been communicated to me from lawyers that I do respect talk about how they're concerned that the ability for jurors to ask questions may change. lessen the state's burden that, say, a prosecutor forgets to ask a question or ask in a certain way, then a juror can come back and ask the question.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Another one that came up is that if a juror's question isn't asked, it might cause the juror to speculate about the withheld answer or resent their question not being asked. Maybe they think the lawyers are hiding something.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
I don't think so. Hung juries are possible if the jury does not have enough information for sure. Gaps in the proof, we'll call it. Allowing juries to ask questions doesn't change the proof. If the gaps were there before, they're still there at all.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
Thank you, Andrea.
Dateline NBC
A murder suspect's brother under scrutiny. Breakthrough in parents' quest for answers. And should jurors question witnesses?
They're questions that people from outside the system would be curious about. How does blood spatter tell the story? What does DNA really mean? How long can it last?
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
He Murdered a Girl For Turning Around In His Driveway
It's obvious to me that you feel justified. You don't take any responsibility for the outcome of your actions. You just don't get it. The first thing you do on the witness stand when you come up here and testify is you made a joke to the jury.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
He Murdered a Girl For Turning Around In His Driveway
You senselessly took the life of Kaylin Gillis and you have the gall to sit here and talk about how you plan to finish up the work on your house and race motocross in the future? You don't deserve that. What would make you think that you deserve those things? Any remorse you have isn't for the harm you've caused.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
He Murdered a Girl For Turning Around In His Driveway
The only regret you have is that you're finally facing the consequences for your actions. You murdered Kalen Gillis. You shot at a car full of people. And you didn't care what would happen. And you repeatedly lied about it. You deserve to spend the maximum time in prison allowable under our law. And I don't make this decision because it's easy. I make it because it's what's deserved.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
He Murdered a Girl For Turning Around In His Driveway
I make it because it's what's just.
Ray William Johnson: True Story Podcast
He Murdered a Girl For Turning Around In His Driveway
So as to the conviction of murder in the second degree, I sentence you to a term of 25 years to life in prison.
Serialously with Annie Elise
241: Twin Sisters Switch Places At Crime Scene, Megan Boswell Mistrial? & BF Shoots GF Thinking She is Going to Eat Him
The some of these exhibits. appear to be screenshots of conversations, either text, Facebook, Instagram, whatever other social media platform that there is. And they're not actual screenshots. They are snippets of conversations taken from a phone extraction that was done. And I just want you to understand that.
Serialously with Annie Elise
241: Twin Sisters Switch Places At Crime Scene, Megan Boswell Mistrial? & BF Shoots GF Thinking She is Going to Eat Him
Which means that it's not necessarily a sequential stream of conversations back and forth.
Serialously with Annie Elise
259: Teacher Grooms 15 Year Old, Teen Murders His Parents & BDSM Sex Slaves
I now have charged and alleged two first degree intentional, the highest counts that we have, quite frankly, in our country is what's been alleged here.
Serialously with Annie Elise
254: The Cringy and UNHINGED Case of Nicholas Rossi: From Most Wanted to Most Embarrassing
I don't... This is not number 36.
Serialously with Annie Elise
254: The Cringy and UNHINGED Case of Nicholas Rossi: From Most Wanted to Most Embarrassing
That's one of the AKAs, it looks like. We're having a really... Is it July 11th, 1987? No, m'lady, it's 22nd of November, 1986.
Serialously with Annie Elise
254: The Cringy and UNHINGED Case of Nicholas Rossi: From Most Wanted to Most Embarrassing
Yes, ma'am.
The Binge Cases: Baby Broker
Baby Broker | 7. Gotcha Day
Thank you. Thank you. Will the defendant state her name to the court, please? Tara Lynn Lee.
The Binge Cases: Baby Broker
Baby Broker | 7. Gotcha Day
She clearly can't help herself. And the two, almost two months that she has been on bond, her behavior has been egregious. I'm going to grant the government's motion to revoke. She's remanded.
The Binge Cases: Baby Broker
Baby Broker | 6. Don’t F**k With Parents
Good afternoon. Will the defendant please state her name to the court?
The Binge Cases: Baby Broker
Baby Broker | 6. Don’t F**k With Parents
All right. Let me make it very clear that you will not be leaving the country, you will not be going to Ghana, and you will not be using your passport or your visa.
The Binge Cases: Baby Broker
Baby Broker | 6. Don’t F**k With Parents
For any purposes. Ms. Lee, you are here this afternoon making your initial appearance on a federal criminal complaint. You are charged in the federal criminal complaint with wire fraud. Have you seen a copy of the complaint?
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
We, the jury in this case, find the defendant, John F. Boyle Jr., guilty of the offense as charged in the indictment.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
You have to make your own peace. I hope your God will go with you.