Tracy Smith
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Podcast Appearances
You know, it's interesting because we talked with the jurors quite a bit about motive. And they said that they didn't They wanted to know the why, but they also said that they didn't need the why to know that he did it. And they told us that they spent a lot of time going first degree, second degree, first degree, second degree.
And the reason that they couldn't do first degree is just that they felt like he snapped and that it was not something that he planned out.
And the reason that they couldn't do first degree is just that they felt like he snapped and that it was not something that he planned out.
And the reason that they couldn't do first degree is just that they felt like he snapped and that it was not something that he planned out.
Yes, that sentence is 25 years to life in California. And he's eligible for parole, as we mentioned at the end of the hour, in 2033. Das sieht aus, als wΓ€re es nur um die Kante.
Yes, that sentence is 25 years to life in California. And he's eligible for parole, as we mentioned at the end of the hour, in 2033. Das sieht aus, als wΓ€re es nur um die Kante.
Yes, that sentence is 25 years to life in California. And he's eligible for parole, as we mentioned at the end of the hour, in 2033. Das sieht aus, als wΓ€re es nur um die Kante.
Oh yeah, we mentioned this in the hour, the staircase, that, you know, here is this staircase that Suzanne dreamed of seeing Mary Catherine walk down on her wedding day. And I think as moms, we all think about that. Like I think about the staircase in my home and watching my daughter walk down for prom.
Oh yeah, we mentioned this in the hour, the staircase, that, you know, here is this staircase that Suzanne dreamed of seeing Mary Catherine walk down on her wedding day. And I think as moms, we all think about that. Like I think about the staircase in my home and watching my daughter walk down for prom.
Oh yeah, we mentioned this in the hour, the staircase, that, you know, here is this staircase that Suzanne dreamed of seeing Mary Catherine walk down on her wedding day. And I think as moms, we all think about that. Like I think about the staircase in my home and watching my daughter walk down for prom.
And that just was so poignant that, of course, the staircase ended up playing an entirely different role.
And that just was so poignant that, of course, the staircase ended up playing an entirely different role.
And that just was so poignant that, of course, the staircase ended up playing an entirely different role.
So when you went inside, what stuck out to you?