Prosecutor
Appearances
20/20
Bad Rap: Party's Over
Combs allegedly planned and controlled the sex performances, which he called freak-offs, and he often electronically recorded them. The freak-offs sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers, and often involved a variety of narcotics, such as ketamine, ecstasy, and GHB, which Combs distributed to the victims to keep them obedient and compliant.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Forgiving A Killer
The father didn't want us to seek the death penalty, and he's the victim. However, I don't represent the victims per se. I represent the state of Texas.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Forgiving A Killer
With Bart Whitaker, there's no reason why. He just wanted to, and that's what's scary about it. He didn't need their money. He didn't need their love. They had never done anything to him. He just wanted to do it.
20/20
True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
And according to prosecutors, the way that he's going to eliminate that problem is by eliminating her.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
This was wealth that he had not experienced before, so he wanted to take advantage of it. Some of the things that Michael Cochran purchased in this period were recreational vehicles, an airplane hangar. He had ambitions and endeavors to open up an aviation branch to this business.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
The Cochran's and their business, Tactical Solutions Group, put themselves out to be legitimate government contractors who were bidding on legitimate government contracts.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
The problem is there never was any legitimate income flowing from government contracts. All the money and cash flow is coming from investors. There were no contracts.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
Michael Cochran was asking her questions very similar to the questions being asked by the investors who were trying to get their money back.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
She had negotiated to sell that business with a buyer offering to buy a 49% interest of her business. So this buyer had wired her $50,000 as an earnest deposit on his buy-in to this business.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
I received a phone call from a trooper who had spoke with a local business person who had purchased some firearms from the Cochrans. And he had a problem with getting his firearms delivered or the money returned. And he was looking for help in resolving that matter. He had been solicited to be an investor in contracts.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
He never did it because the information he was receiving from Natalie Cochran on these investment solicitations didn't make sense to him.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
The problem that he was encountering was he kept getting excuse after excuse after excuse with getting his money returned.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
The Shady Spring Little League bank account is one of the many accounts she used to facilitate her Ponzi scheme.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
When she created these, we saw that as an attempt to dispel rumors. Rumors were circulating that her business was being looked at, that she didn't have this wealth or this money.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
She introduces insulin in the discussion as part of Michael Cochran's weightlifting regimen.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
When he's finally taken to the emergency room, he presented with a blood sugar level of 21. He's not diabetic.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
Michael was about to discover he didn't have millions, perhaps a billion dollars of legitimately earned income inbound from the federal government. And that was a problem for Natalie.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
He believed that they had obtained contracts and that they would be receiving money for these contracts.
20/20
Small Town, Big Con
I'm not telling the jury that. I said that he knew about the contracts that he was led to believe were bid on by their business.
20/20
The Code Breakers
You had found a briefcase in the trunk of the defendant's car. Is that correct?
20/20
The Code Breakers
OK. Regarding the gun, was there any reason for him to have a gun that you knew of at that time?
20/20
The Code Breakers
I mean... Is there any reason that you knew of that he would have a pair of handcuffs in the back of his trunk?
20/20
The Code Breakers
He took your hands, put them behind you, and then secured them with an object. Do you believe that object may have been a belt?
20/20
The Code Breakers
You came here today to tell the story of what happened to you 42, 43 years ago, right?
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 1
the object, if you will, of his hostility. He went after the two people he had a motive to kill. He went after Charla Mack, with whom he was having a bitter divorce and a custody battle, and he went after Judge Weller, someone, at least in Darren Mack's mind, who was treating him unfairly.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Did you ever have a conversation with your brother about paying $35,000 to shut somebody up?
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The Cyanide Killer
Did the authorities clue you in to his movements, how he was conducting himself, the lifestyle he led? We knew nothing.
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The Cyanide Killer
So it sounds like he was on vacation. He was on vacation. Is he dating women? Is he seeing women? Yeah, he was dating. So you thought you had a future with him?
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The Cyanide Killer
What does Jamal Khalifa get in return for sharing his story? He doesn't get prosecuted for helping us eat.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Good afternoon, Mr. Issa. You're here today to testify and to give complete and truthful testimony, is that correct? Yes.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
So as you sit here today before this jury, before Rosie's family in the back of the courtroom, Did the defendant tell you who put the cyanide into the calcium pills?
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The Cyanide Killer
One day, these children are going to come and try to find out what happened to their mother.
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The Cyanide Killer
What we're going to do is present to you a picture of a narcissistic sociopath who calculated an evil plan to kill his wife.
48 Hours
The Cyanide Killer
Did the defendant describe to you then what was wrong with his relationship with Rosie?
48 Hours
Strange Truth
Jeffrey Croteen is kind of like your typical suburban male. We firmly believe that he killed his wife.
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Strange Truth
I don't think that we have direct evidence and people or juries have this expectation that you have to have direct evidence to make a case.
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Strange Truth
There is a CSI effect. Juries do have that expectation that science will provide the answer to every question.
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Strange Truth
I'm confident that this jury is going to be able to reach an answer. And I wouldn't be trying the case unless I thought that Mr. Croteen killed his wife. Thirty years of marriage, he made no effort to find his wife.
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Strange Truth
The defendant starts to chop up the headboard and he burns it in the fireplace.
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Strange Truth
Briefly tell the ladies and gentlemen of the jury how much work is involved in doing this, what you do.
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Strange Truth
The small, little, tiny speck of blood, the size of the head of a needle of a pin, is gonna be what is going to make Jeffrey Croteen guilty in this case.
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Strange Truth
Prior to trials, we got pretty close. This time, we'll get a good verdict. He's the man who killed Ramona Croteen.
48 Hours
Strange Truth
I heard a bang. So this noise that you heard, you thought it was a gunshot, is that correct?
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Strange Truth
Did there come a time that you listened to cell phone messages on Sue Ziegler's telephone?
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Strange Truth
And how did you react to listening to this voicemail? I was shocked. You were shocked? Shocked. Okay.
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Strange Truth
We've done sound testing, fired about 38 shots into a test tank inside of that car and measured what type of sound reading you would get in Jennifer's bedroom and you would not hear it.
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Strange Truth
Shoes are significant because shoes telegraphed that Ramona made her way home that night.
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Strange Truth
Jeff Protein's got a problem, and he's got a problem with you folks, ladies and gentlemen. How do you resolve, how do you disregard all of that evidence as to the crime scene? Evidence of cleanup, evidence of removal of carpet. How do you get around, ladies and gentlemen, this crime scene? And that is the dilemma that Jeff Protein has in this particular case.
48 Hours
Strange Truth
I apologize to the family. We gave it our best effort, but the jury had some reasonable doubt.
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Strange Truth
There's no question in your mind that your mother did not come home that night?
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Strange Truth
He has to live with what the truth is. I firmly believe that Jeffrey Croteen killed his wife.
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Strange Truth
How could you be so cold to conduct business as usual when your wife is missing?
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
But when it came to circumstantial evidence... Dr. Hammond wasn't standing next to the body the morning that she was killed. Dr. Hammond didn't then go to work and not call the authorities. Dr. Hammonds briefcase wasn't opened up in a picture of a person being dragged with blood coming from their back and heels on the ground, much like the victim was dragged.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 1
Dr. Hammond, wenn Sie zurück nach seinem Haus gehen, finden Sie keine gruseligen Schriften von Menschen, die getötet und geschlagen wurden.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
Alonso ist unsophistiziert. Er hat nicht viele Orte gelebt, er hat nicht viele Dinge gemacht. Also war er reif, glaube ich, um Schuyler als Konfederant in diesem ganzen Ding zu entlassen.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
Tom, smart und witzig, liebte es nicht, was er sah. Thomas Hawkes hatte 20 Jahre lang einen Bewerbungsarzt.
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Anchors Away
Das erste, was Skyler machte, als sie aus dem Boot kamen, war, dass er seine Telefonnummer aufgenommen hat und Jennifer in Long Beach angerufen hat. Und er sagte, du musst hierher kommen und Hailey bringen und diese Leute in Ruhe bringen.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
Tom Hawks, his dream was always to sail off into the sunset. And he bought this boat. It's the well-deserved. It was well-deserved. They worked very hard for that.
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Anchors Away
Skyler Daly zu nennen, ein Soziopath, ist wahrscheinlich eine Entschuldigung für Soziopathen.
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Anchors Away
Thomas und Jackie Hawks waren nicht nur wirklich gute Leute, sie waren auch völlig ungewaltig.
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Anchors Away
Jennifer DeLeon ist manipulativ. Sie ist bossig. Die beiden, die sich treffen, waren wie Feuer gegen Gasoline.
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Anchors Away
Sicher genug, wie Gary gesagt hat, gab es einen Angriff, der auf dem Boot sein sollte, der nicht da war.
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Anchors Away
Thomas und Jackie Hawks wurden lebendig auf der Bühne und begten um ihre Leben.
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Anchors Away
Es ist so schmerzhaft, so schmerzhaft und so kaltblutig wie jeder Mörder, der von einem anderen Menschen verurteilt werden kann. diesen sehr gut überlegten diabolischen Plot zu machen. Sie dachten, sie würden damit wegkommen, weil die Körper niemals und niemals zurückgekehrt werden. Die drei Befragten wurden mit zwei Kanzlermördern verurteilt.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
Er hat John Jarvie mit 50.000 Dollar auf seinem Konto verabschiedet. Er hat ihm eine Art Geschichte erzählt, die John Jarvie dazu gekauft hat, um John Jarvie in Mexiko zu beitragen. Und er hat ihn in eine Ravine verlassen. Und da hat Skyler DeLeon seinen Mund gesperrt.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
This is Captain Tom Hawks. Tom Hawks was a good guy. He surfed, he scuba dove. He was kind of a guy's guy.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
He was basically a manipulator and somebody who was a complete con man. And she was a spoiled brat, basically. So the two of them getting together was the perfect combination.
48 Hours
Anchors Away
In Bezug auf seine Effekte auf andere Menschen? Ich habe nie etwas wie Skyler gesehen.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
I think that the evidence is strong to show that this was a calculated, premeditated, deliberate murder.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
There's plenty of blood in that bedroom, and it's all the victim's blood. So it's obvious that that is where the crime occurred.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
There's blood spatter on the ceiling, on the headboard, on the nightstand, on a potbelly stove, on tile, on comforters, sheets.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
He was struck on the bed at least two times. He was also struck in the vicinity of the potbelly stove.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Without question. And there were three different tires on that truck. What are the chances of another truck having the same three different tires?
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
It appears that Jane Doretic disposed of the weapon and any bloody clothes, shoes.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
The defendant is a very dangerous person. This was a vicious attack.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
It shows a troubled relationship between a father and daughter, not motive to kill. When you first heard the defense was going to point the finger at Claire, did you have a moment of doubt? No. The thought did cross my mind that Claire might be involved somehow, along with her mother.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
There's no evidence to connect Claire Dora to the crime. I went to my aunt's house.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Even today, no one has actually checked out Claire's alibi. As best they could, they attempted to, but they couldn't verify. No, they could not verify that she was there.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Robert Doretic was a victim of a cold, calculated, and brutal slaying.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Something similar to this hammer was used to strike Mr. Dortig on the head.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
When you look at all the evidence, it will point to one thing. Jane Dorotek chose murder over divorce.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Yes, he believes that his mother is responsible for the death of his father.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
But at the same time, those poor kids, they have lost both, their mother and father, knowing that their mother is responsible for killing their father in a very brutal fashion.
48 Hours
A Deadly Family Secret
Coming up... There's blood spatter on the ceiling, on the headboard, on the nightstand, tile, comforters, sheets.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Did you think Chuck Weller was fair to Darren Mack? Yes, without question. And I don't think you just have to take our word for it. I mean, if you watch the videos yourself, particularly the last time those two are in court.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Darren Mack had buyer's remorse. That's the bottom line. Buyer's remorse. Buyer's remorse. Whenever you have somebody who basically signs up for spending just about the rest of their life in prison, it's not unusual for them to start having second thoughts about that.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
She obviously died a very slow, painful, and tortured death. It was absolutely premeditated, and we know that from the note that was left. Well, ending the problem was eliminating her, was killing her.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
yes and i also had discovery that he had solicited somebody to kill her there were actually police reports where darren had solicited an individual in clark county to kill charla mack and a family court judge murder for hire yes this was a incredibly difficult case to defend the damning revelations from chesnoff kept on coming darren
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
You have this very first meeting with Mr. Freeman and Mr. Chesnoff, and you never mention a gun, correct?
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
I think what is abundantly clear from the testimony of Mr. Chesnoff and Mr. Freeman is that they cared about this defendant. They zealously represented him from the very, very beginning.
48 Hours
Deadly Divorce, Part 2
It's not every day that you have a script basically laying out what's going to happen in a murder case.
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Deadly Divorce, Part 2
Charlie was murdered in a very brutal way. She clearly suffered defensive wounds on her arms and on her legs. She was clearly drug from one area to another. We see blood spatter on the walls of the garage and on the floor of the garage.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
The fact that her pantyhose had been taken down, her jumper had been pulled up so that her genitals were exposed. I think that it's fair to conclude that the motive was sexual assault.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
We had missing evidence. We had lost evidence. People's memories fade. We didn't have the murder weapon.
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The Mystery of Jane Mixer
Four and a half years old. Four and a half year old, didn't put a gun to Jane Mixer's head and pull the trigger, put it to her head again and pull the trigger. Not a stocking around her neck and drag her body into the cemetery and arrange her clothes around her.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
Unlike John Ruelas, Gary Leiderman was perfectly capable of having committed this murder.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
I think that Gary Leiterman called Jane Mixer in response to her ad for a ride to Muskegon and represented himself as David Johnson.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
Ultimately that night he put a gun to her head twice, pulled the trigger.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
It was in places where it would not have resulted from casual contact. There is no innocent explanation for Jane Mixer's pantyhose to have Gary Leiterman's DNA on them.
48 Hours
The Mystery of Jane Mixer
Gary Lighterman deserves to pay the price for what he's done. And he'll do that.
48 Hours
The Peggy Hettrick Case - Part 2
And so we would respectfully ask that the court grant this motion
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
I said, did Matt ever tell you anything about Carrie's death? And she said, yes. He said, I killed her for you. My jaw probably dropped down on my chest.
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
Nearly four years after claiming he found his wife dead. Carrie's last day of life was on Friday, April 7, 2006. Matt Baker is now on trial. for murder. You'll hear Matt Baker say his wife has just committed suicide, that he's found a note. But Matt has a variety of stories about what happened that night.
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
You've got a man who's extremely concerned about his public persona, and it's very important to him to be viewed as the perfect father, the perfect husband, the perfect Christian, the perfect preacher. but in reality, he lives his day-to-day life very differently.
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
He looked like he's going to get away with this. You'll hear him repeatedly and consistently say, he never had an affair with Vanessa Bowles. You're gonna hear from Vanessa Bowles. You're gonna see her. Assistant District Attorney Susan Schaefer promises the jury that they will meet the other woman. She's gonna tell you how Matt brought her into their marital bed while Carrie was still alive.
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
Was it a suicide? Was it a murder? I'd describe it as the most difficult case I've ever prosecuted.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
It said that that arm was lower than the rest of her body. Blood sinks to the lowest point. So either her head was on the other side of the bed with her left arm hanging off, or her head had to be at the foot of the bed with her left arm hanging off, neither of which was what he described and diagrammed. And then there are those computer searches.
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
Now, you're not saying that at that time you were pure as the driven snow, right? Oh, no.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
There was a lot available for attack by the defense. Did you tell the truth about the affair?
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
They know that. I don't believe she committed suicide. There's too much about the staged crime scene to believe that.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
But you were willing to go with this? We believed that this was, in fact, the true story.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
The jury started deliberating this afternoon. I felt we had proven our case. Right now we're waiting for the jury to return a verdict. I was concerned how the jury would feel about Vanessa.
48 Hours
A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
You're always nervous until they come back in. There's no such thing as a slam dunk.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
There's a reason that the term dead weight is used. I'm going to need your help. And all this is happening in what period of time? Oh, I measured it at a little less than 90 seconds.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
I don't know that Houdini could have done that, and I didn't think he could either.
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
The evidence was too speculative. Couldn't get beyond a reasonable doubt with that. It's not was it a crime and who committed it, but was it a crime at all?
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A Preacher's Secret, Part 2
The problem was proving it. You get one bite at that apple, and if you get an acquittal, it's over.
48 Hours
The Imposter
Are you talking about the board game clue? The board game clue. Who did you go as?
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The Imposter
He'd conned so many people for so many years. You always worry that, okay, this might be his one last con and he's going to escape justice.
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The Imposter
Somebody who's fooled me for years. Exactly 28 years ago, Linda's family reported Linda and John missing.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
The confession tells us that two people went into the room and one stayed out, and two people cooperated to commit this murder.
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Coerced Confessions
The shirt is heavily stained. It's a transient shirt. It has stains everywhere. These are small stains of blood.
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Coerced Confessions
That's excellent. That's exactly, I think that is the primary thing that we have to do.
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Coerced Confessions
This is a true mystery right now, and I want to look at it that way, and I don't want to make up my mind. I don't want to say they did it, he did it. I want to find out what the truth is.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
People will show beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant murdered Stephanie Crow.
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Coerced Confessions
He walked out a door and probably into the hallway of the courthouse and out. Our number one priority right now is finding Richard Tuitt.
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Coerced Confessions
Pointing towards this idea of innocence are these ten main points. There's no way that these kids could have done it at the time.
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Coerced Confessions
The most likely means of delivery was from blood which was wet at the time that it was applied.
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Coerced Confessions
has seen what he told police when he was 14. Why this is going on? What's going through your mind?
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Coerced Confessions
There are only two possibilities on the planet Earth for the cause of Stephanie Crow's death. One would be the three boys, the other is Richard Tewitt.
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Coerced Confessions
Finally, the community has seen this case, understands this case, realized that Mr. Tewitt is the guilty person, and the boys had no involvement at all. And they're finally, the cloud is finally lifted from them.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
The evidence we're going to present to show you that Mr. Tuitt, this gentleman, has a weapon of choice, and his weapon of choice is a knife.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
He does what we call a blitz attack on Stephanie. It only takes a matter of seconds, literally. And then he exits. There's not a lot of planning. It's essentially a straight shot.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
Luck plays a big part in a lot of murder investigations. Record reflect the presence of the jurors, the attorneys and Mr. Toot.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
The behavior of the brother seemed to be in contrast to the behavior of the rest of the family.
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Coerced Confessions
He was playing with some handheld game while the rest of the family was grieving.
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Coerced Confessions
The evidence shows her door was open because her body blocked the doorway.
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Coerced Confessions
The motive started out as this hate, but then it turned into a sort of a game of let's plan this out. Let's see if it can be pulled off.
48 Hours
TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
The security cameras, how important were the security cameras and the evidence? I think they were very important. On the surveillance, you clearly hear the three gunshots. One. Two, three. The prosecution's theory is that he shot her and then shot himself to cover it up.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
There's a lot of controversy about how many times she was actually shot.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
Was the autopsy consistent with an accidental shooting? Well, ultimately, I guess that's the million dollar question.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
Their theory was that that sound, that fourth sound, was a gunshot in a different part of the house, and that was him shooting himself.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
Who was the aggressor? She was threatening him with a gun. If he is the aggressor, then this is a murder. If she is the aggressor, this was either self-defense or an accident. This is the 9-millimeter gun.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
It's like he can't bring himself to say what he's done. For him not to reveal that information with two decades of law enforcement training, to me that was consciousness of guilt.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
I felt this was also significant. I have no doubt he is trained in how to give CPR, perform it.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
There was no single piece of physical evidence that really conclusively pointed towards a particular verdict.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
The prosecution's theory is that almost like he snapped. He was angry. They were arguing. He was being accused of things by her.
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TV Bailiff Spivey on Trial
The multiple shots is definitely what gives everyone a lot of pause as to why it's not an accident. The medical examiner ruled it a homicide, which is an intentional killing.
48 Hours
Could Angela Prichard Have Been Saved?
We believed that Mr. Pritchard planned this all out, and very meticulously, for that matter.
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Could Angela Prichard Have Been Saved?
We believe that that was sort of the snapping point for the defendant. He became more and more obsessed with the situation and not letting her go.
48 Hours
Could Angela Prichard Have Been Saved?
We believe his next appearance is around 4 a.m. on October 8th at the dog kennels in which the dogs start to go crazy.
48 Hours
Could Angela Prichard Have Been Saved?
when you hear his statement standing over her dying body on that 911 call using profanity.
48 Hours
Cati Blauvelt: Death of a Soldier’s Wife
First, what I want to kind of show you is, you know, the knife that was found in Katie's neck. And so what you can see here is this X-ray that the actual knife blade broke off inside of Katie.
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Cati Blauvelt: Death of a Soldier’s Wife
Exactly. Matches exactly right there. That's what was found and lodged in her neck. And that's how she died.
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Cati Blauvelt: Death of a Soldier’s Wife
And you can actually see through the collar of the shirt where that knife blade entered. And you can see it right there. Yeah, right into her neck.
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Cati Blauvelt: Death of a Soldier’s Wife
They would throw their bottles, their empty beer cans, and that's exactly where he discarded Katie's body.
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Cati Blauvelt: Death of a Soldier’s Wife
As for Hannah Thompson... You heard she has five pending charges for the information she ultimately provided to law enforcement.
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Cati Blauvelt: Death of a Soldier’s Wife
She is facing 55 years in jail. upon conviction for those crimes. And she got up here with no deal. State didn't offer her a single thing. No agreement to dismiss her charges, no cooperation agreement, no nudge, nudge, wink, wink, none of it. She got up here and testified, and she told you because she thought it was the right thing to do.
48 Hours
A Day Care Worker Convicted of Murder
And what she told the police was that she threw him to the floor.
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A Day Care Worker Convicted of Murder
Zero. We would never take someone to trial with just a confession. This child had a fractured skull. There was extensive injuries to this child internally. It's clear that she killed Benjamin.
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A Day Care Worker Convicted of Murder
The pediatrician actually examined Benjamin's head, had felt around, said there was no issues, that mom should just keep an eye on him. Ben never had an issue after that.
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A Day Care Worker Convicted of Murder
She became frustrated holding Ben. She threw him to the floor.
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Today I'm announcing the unsealing of a three-count indictment. charging Sean Combs with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, interstate transportation for prostitution.
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Combs allegedly planned and controlled the sex performances, which he called freak-offs, and he often electronically recorded them. The freak-offs sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers, and often involved a variety of narcotics, such as ketamine, ecstasy, and GHB, which Combs distributed to the victims to keep them obedient and compliant.
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Silent Witness
Thirty blows? That's not from a stranger. That is a mad, mad domestic abuser.
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Silent Witness
It's very emotional to have family members there who you've been working with for five and a half years. And they finally have justice, you know.
Dateline NBC
Deadly Obsession
This case is not based on DNA. This case is not based on hair. This case is not based on fingerprints. This case is based on jealousy, rage, and obsession.
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Deadly Obsession
That this defendant was obsessed with Mike and Karen. That she hated Mike and Karen. That she told Haley that she had thought about killing Mike.
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Deadly Obsession
Chandler, is it fair to say you don't like the rules when they apply to you? No, that's not true at all. The rule is when you're asked a question, answer that question and then wait for the next question. Do you understand that?
Dateline NBC
Deadly Obsession
So what you told Detective Oley is not consistent with what you told Jeff Bailey, is it?
Dateline NBC
Deadly Obsession
Tim Sisko and Kathy Boots were wrong about saying Mike saw you in his breezeway in May, approximately six weeks before the homicide. Is that correct? Yes, they are absolutely wrong. Kathy was mistaken or wrong on her testimony about seeing you jump on Mike's trampoline?
Dateline NBC
Deadly Obsession
Haley and Dustin were wrong when they said that you used them as your little spies. Yes or no?
Dateline NBC
A Little Patch of Perfect
I am representing a voice that has been snuffed out and taken away.
Dateline NBC
A Little Patch of Perfect
When he was killed and when his body was moved, when things were going on, the only person that's going to be at that house, the only person, is her. The defendant murdered and desecrated her own husband.
Dateline NBC
A Little Patch of Perfect
And it's fair to say that you're biased in favor of your mom?
Dateline NBC
A Little Patch of Perfect
How much did you tear your house up and things in the house looking for it? I looked everywhere.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
He has a history of harassing and threatening his victims in the past, so this would be a legitimate fear. I do have young children at home, and this would cause me and my husband to worry for their safety while causing our family unnecessary stress.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
What would giving their names, how would that give a mouse cheese?
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
Did you think that going on public television was a good way to keep your identity quiet? Objection.
Dateline NBC
The Man of Many Faces
For somebody who has faked their own death, who denied that they were who they were for three years in a foreign country, and then just have him come in here and say, well, yeah, I am that person, but I was hiding from two people who were threatened to kill me. He is a flight risk. And so the state would ask that the court move his bail to no bond.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
The one person who can truthfully tell us what happened isn't with us. There's no live eyewitnesses? There's no witness, so that allows the defendant and the defense to tell any type of fantastical story they can come up with.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
We have them on great surveillance, getting into the elevator at the Millennium, walking through the lobby, walking out to Nima Momeni's car.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
Nima Momeni is driving home in his nice BMW and hoping to go on with his life like nothing ever happened.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
We eventually found the car about a month later at a BMW dealership where his family was attempting to sell it on his behalf. You think this is the family trying to help him dispose of evidence? I feel confident this is one of many ways in which the family was trying to help him.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
I've never had a piece of evidence where a suspect is reenacting his or her crime.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
You see two figures, and we are able to make out who those two figures are given the color of the clothing Bob and Nima Momeni are wearing in the elevator.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
I'm confident, given that the car that we see the two of them get into is perfectly tracked to that exact location of the incident.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
99% of the DNA from that handle comes back to Nima Momeni. From the blade of that knife, it comes back to Bob Lee.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
He's interrogating Bob. He's questioning him about what was happening at Jeremy Boyvin's place.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
That's a great question. I don't know what he planned to do with Jeremy at some point. What happened in Jeremy Boivin's apartment is not important. What Nima Momeni thinks happened in that apartment, that's what is important.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
Prosecutors knew a lot hung on Nima's performance on the stand. We had great evidence, like the DNA, but ultimately, if Nima Momeni is believable, credible, sympathetic, If he tells a good story... We lose. He walks away. I think so.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
I thought he gave a pathetically comical story that made no sense. Then, Prosecutor Talai cross-examined Nima. You know, I had a strategy coming into the cross-examination. I am trying to provoke him, and within about five, 10 minutes, I could tell he wasn't gonna be able to control himself.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
This is not some TV legal show. You knew this was coming. We watched a video from the battery. We've watched hundreds of hours of video. You could watch that video a thousand times and you will never see a knife. No matter how many times you get in a jury's face and yell, that's the knife.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
That's correct. That's not Bob Lee with the knife. That just happens to be a Joseph Joseph knife that Kazarma Manny had in her place.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
You know, around the fifth, sixth day, which was the deadline that the judge had previously given the jury for when their service would be done, it's at that point in time that I'm a little concerned. Six days went by. Still no verdict.
Dateline NBC
Under the Bay Bridge
The hallway was packed as prosecutors and Bob's family made their way into the tense courtroom. I find myself getting the most nervous. You know, you're powerless. You're sitting there and you're waiting. And you've done all you can do. I've done everything I can do.
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Shannon, do you remember where you live? Um,
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Thank you. Do people call Christopher Austin? No.
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Mm-hmm.
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Did you have a term that you referred to him as?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
What is that?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
And is Rob older than you then?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
How much older?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Can you please identify where she's sitting and what she's wearing?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
What did Baker tell you about it?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Did the agent say to you, to me it sounded like it's the bitch who planned everything? Do you remember him saying that to you?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
What did you say?
Dateline NBC
Emotional testimony from a killer. A murder defendant's unusual defense. And travel scam safety tips.
Haley, Dustin, and Tim were mistaken when they testified you showed up at soccer games yesterday. shouting at Mike and Karen.
Dateline NBC
The 911 call in the Hollywood hairdresser murder. And investigators explore links between six violent deaths and a group called the Zizians.
The 1996 case, now the subject of renewed interest on social media. You still have hope that this can be solved.
Dateline NBC
The 911 call in the Hollywood hairdresser murder. And investigators explore links between six violent deaths and a group called the Zizians.
Still trying to get to the police chief today.
Dateline NBC
The 911 call in the Hollywood hairdresser murder. And investigators explore links between six violent deaths and a group called the Zizians.
Well, again, that's evidence, so I can't discuss that. Okay.
Dateline NBC
The 911 call in the Hollywood hairdresser murder. And investigators explore links between six violent deaths and a group called the Zizians.
Is there anything we can do to speed this up? Because I don't know what's happening up in the next week to week here, day to day. So is there anything we can do, please?
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.
He told the judge he'd received new records in the case and asked to withdraw as Craig's attorney. Barely 24 hours after that, prosecutors accused Craig of plotting murder and false testimony.
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.
He made her call up her parents and admit that she was having an affair, correct?
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.
In your previous testimony, you said you wanted her to own up to it, right? Yeah. I'm not sure. If you could please turn to Exhibit 402, page 155. Let me know when your memory is refreshed. Yes, I did see that.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
He didn't do it with premeditation.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
As many deceptions and lies as were told to her victims of the Ponzi scheme, Michael Cochran was told just as many. He did not know what was going on, but he was determined to find out.
Dateline NBC
An accused killer's surprising defense. A pharmacist on trial for poisoning. And a medical examiner's strategy for cracking cold cases.
This defendant is a pharmacist. She knows about medications and drugs. She knew the impact insulin would make.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
There was a sense of relief because this individual was off the streets. He wasn't going to rape and terrorize anybody else, but we were also very focused on trying to make sure that we had our victims.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
There are certain cases that are just so abhorrent in their nature, no one should give a plea offer. And that was this particular case. To do anything less than have him plead guilty would be to diminish the seriousness of the offense.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
We're asking this court to fashion a sentence that ensures that this defendant never, ever gets out of prison.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
He was taking detailed notes of what he was observing from the golden victim. He took extensive notes.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
Who she was, who she hung out with, notes, for example, when her boyfriend would come over, what she would do late at night. He was aware that she would watch TV late into the morning.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
and would look at her personal information, driver's license, and that type of information.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
My firm belief is there are other victims out there. They're fearful of just coming forward that they won't be believed. I don't think there's any better way to describe the case, the overall circumstances of the case, and what Mark O'Leary is other than pure evil.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
It is one of the scariest cases ever to come before this judicial district. What was done to these women is absolutely unconscionable. This is an individual who led, in essence, a double life, who had a lot going for him. Apparently, he had a loving family. He served time in the military, was given the opportunity to go to school, but he sought out evil like a wolf. He was a predator.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
We were advised that there may be a linkage between sexual assault in Golan and potentially other sexual assaults in surrounding jurisdictions.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
It was that camera that was described by the victim in the Golden case that we were able to definitively link those together.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
He would come in with gloves, and he wasn't able to perform sexual acts with gloves, and so he would remove the gloves. It was the Westminster one, where he told her to shower off. She had to stay in the shower for a certain amount of time. The victim in that particular case indicated, well, how would I know when I can leave? There was a timer that he used, a kitchen timer,
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
He was a sexually violent predator. He preyed upon these women at the most vulnerable time, and that is when they were sleeping in their home.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
In Aurora, there was a teddy bear that was on a TV that got knocked down. He touched the teddy bear. He had removed the gloves and probably didn't think that a teddy bear would leave DNA, but in fact it did.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
She began to scream for a spiritual leader in a way that he believed there was someone else in the house. He went to check the house in fear that maybe there was someone else in there. At that point, she saw the opportunity and dove out of a window and was severely injured. Broken ribs and some back injuries.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
There wasn't any DNA found in the house. As I recall, there was some foot impressions that were outside the house where he had fled.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
The DNA came from the male lineage of the family and we knew he had a brother. So one of the things that we had to do was to make sure that he wasn't, in fact, the individual who was responsible for these crimes.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
We determined that the birthmark was in fact the same birthmark as described by the victim in Golden.
Evil Next Door
Marc O'Leary
We found the materials that we did, and one was hidden in a speaker, the rape kit, and the camera, then there was no question.
PBD Podcast
Fani Willis DISQUALIFIED, President Elon Musk, Luigi Mangione Indicted | PBD Podcast | Ep. 523
We are here to announce that Luigi Mangione, the defendant, is charged with one count of murder in the first degree and two counts of murder in the second degree, including one count of murder in the second degree as an act of terrorism. For the brazen, targeted, and premeditated shooting of Brian Thompson... who, as you know, was the CEO of UnitedHealthcare.
PBD Podcast
Fani Willis DISQUALIFIED, President Elon Musk, Luigi Mangione Indicted | PBD Podcast | Ep. 523
This was a frightening, well-planned, targeted murder that was intended to cause shock and attention and intimidation. It occurred in one of the most bustling parts of our city threatening the safety of local residents and tourists alike, commuters and business people just starting out on their day.
PBD Podcast
Fani Willis DISQUALIFIED, President Elon Musk, Luigi Mangione Indicted | PBD Podcast | Ep. 523
The maximum penalty possible for murder in the first degree and murder in the second degree as an act of terrorism is life without parole. The maximum penalty for murder in the second degree is 25 years to life. There are additional counts as well. a number of criminal possession of weapon charges.
PBD Podcast
Fani Willis DISQUALIFIED, President Elon Musk, Luigi Mangione Indicted | PBD Podcast | Ep. 523
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Scamanda
Party’s Over, from Bad Rap: The Case Against Diddy
Combs allegedly planned and controlled the sex performances, which he called freak-offs, and he often electronically recorded them. The freak-offs sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers, and often involved a variety of narcotics, such as ketamine, ecstasy, and GHB, which Combs distributed to the victims to keep them obedient and compliant.
Serialously with Annie Elise
240: Did a Florida Teen Get Away With Murder - TWICE?! The OUTRAGEOUS Case of Collin Griffith
en Auburndale, Florida. Y fue en ese momento que el defensor, de forma feroz y válida, lanzó su pura furia y odio hacia su madre en ella. Cuando la atoró con tanta fuerza que el cuchillo salió disparando por su nariz, por sus músculos de nariz, a través de su esófago, a través de su tráquea, a través de su cartilaje de la cirugía y le disparó a la otra parte de su nariz.
Serialously with Annie Elise
240: Did a Florida Teen Get Away With Murder - TWICE?! The OUTRAGEOUS Case of Collin Griffith
Verán que, como esto sucedió, comenzó a huir profusamente a través de la enorme grasa en su nariz. Mientras se murió, el defendiente estaba allí y observó como el sangre salió del gran hole en su nariz. Vas a oír que él estaba allí mientras observaba el sangre y la vida drenar de su cuerpo hasta que tomó su última respiración y fue oficialmente muerto. También vas a oír
Serialously with Annie Elise
240: Did a Florida Teen Get Away With Murder - TWICE?! The OUTRAGEOUS Case of Collin Griffith
que esto era exactamente lo que el defendiente quería hacer. Y que esto es exactamente lo que el defendiente había pensado en hacer y había querido hacer durante bastante tiempo.
Serialously with Annie Elise
240: Did a Florida Teen Get Away With Murder - TWICE?! The OUTRAGEOUS Case of Collin Griffith
Sí. Sí. Sí.
Serialously with Annie Elise
240: Did a Florida Teen Get Away With Murder - TWICE?! The OUTRAGEOUS Case of Collin Griffith
¿Estás preocupado que si usas las palabras exactas que el defendiente dijo que quería decirle a su mamá que eso podría afectar negativamente la relación de su madre y su hijo? Lo haría, y tenía miedo de que realmente tuviera maldiciones. ¿Puedes decirle una versión limpia o una versión más vanilla, por si acaso? Sí, lo hice.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
Defense attorneys don't generally like their clients to testify. The risk that they'll be forced to reveal damaging information is way too high.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
I don't know that it's damaging nobody ever argued that Mrs. Boyle wasn't dead or they didn't find her body in Erie, Pennsylvania, in the basement of the house.
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
Were you in love with the defendant?
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
Are you still in love with the defendant?
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
Sherry, have you recently had a baby?
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
And who is the father of that baby?
The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer
Finding Mom's Killer | 4. The Trial of the Century
Never had any doubts?
The Dan Bongino Show
Trump Is Cancelling DEI And Cancel Culture (Ep. 2424)
In the case of reposting, it is a crime as well, because the reader can't distinguish whether you just invented this or just reposted it. That's the same for us.
The Matt Walsh Show
Ep. 1538 - CBS Claims That Free Speech Caused The Holocaust
In the case of reposting, it is a crime as well, because the reader can't distinguish whether you just invented this or just reposted it. That's the same for us.
The Matt Walsh Show
Ep. 1506 - Why Derek Chauvin Deserves a New Trial (And Will Win It)
Let's talk about what was in the system and the toxicology report. And you heard from Dr. Eisen Schmid, right? And what he testified was that George Floyd's fentanyl to norfentanyl ratio, that metabolite norfentanyl, that was well below the ratio of people who die from a fentanyl overdose. It was even below the median. And George Floyd's methamphetamine level
The Matt Walsh Show
Ep. 1506 - Why Derek Chauvin Deserves a New Trial (And Will Win It)
That was 94% lower than the population for driving under the influence. And Dr. Rich and Dr. Smock, they've treated patients who are under the influence of both fentanyl and methamphetamine, and they testified these drugs did not kill George Floyd. It didn't. We know that he had a tolerance because he used drugs in the past.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
On February the 5th of 2019, Michael Cochran was a 200-pound, healthy 38-year-old man. By midday of February 6th of 2019, he had lost consciousness and he would never regain consciousness. He died in hospice care five days later, February 11th of 2019. How could this happen? Why did it happen? For an answer to that, there's no further than this defendant's conduct.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
As you were told, the state has no direct evidence, the kind of stuff that makes TV shows exciting, the kind of stuff prosecutors love, jurors love. There is no DNA. There is no evidence of fingerprints. There are no videos of what happened. And Judge Kirkpatrick will instruct you at the end of this, circumstantial evidence is just as valid as that type of direct and scientific evidence.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
And there is a ton of evidence on this defendant's guilt. Why? Why would this happen? And why would it happen when it happened? Well, as the defense counsel informed you during questioning, the defendant had run a Ponzi scheme, a big one. where millions of dollars were taken from friends, relatives, local professionals.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
As many deceptions and lies as were told to her victims of the Ponzi scheme, Michael Cochran was told just as many. He did not know what was going on. But he was determined to find out, because people were saying, hey, We invested in your company in this plan and we're not getting our money back. And he was frustrated. He was very frustrated.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
But the same excuses provided by the defendant to all of her victims in the Ponzi scheme were being provided to Michael Cochran too. It's everybody's fault under the sun. They've got hundreds of millions of dollars in their money stuck in a bank. in Virginia, Bank of America. That's what she told Michael Cochran. That's what he believed. So Michael Cochran is going to straighten this out.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
They charter a flight from Beckley to the Bank of America branch in Lynchburg, Virginia for the 6th of February, 2019. Mysteriously, the defendant cancels that trip in early morning hours. Why was that trip so important? Because Michael Cochran and everybody else would know at that point. There is no money in the Bank of America in Virginia.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
There's never been any money in the Bank of America in Virginia. There are no government contracts, which is what she was selling to the most of Raleigh County, it seems like. Those were fictitious things that she made up and built millions of dollars out of her victims.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
Did she accept your offer of help? Yes, she did.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
You miss him? I do.
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
Do you believe that this defendant deserves mercy in this matter?
True Crime with Kendall Rae
Insulin Poisoning Ponzi Scheme Cover-Up?! The Case of Michael & Natalie Cochran
Can you tell the jury why you believe she doesn't deserve mercy?