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The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP33 "Line Producer Testifies"The lead case agent, Corporal Alexandra Hancock tries to clear up some things for the jury during her redirect examination; next in the State's case, testimony comes from one of the producers of the movie "Rust".
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP34 "No More Training Days Or Safety Meetings"A number of accidental gun discharges occurred in the days before Halyna Hutchins was killed on the set of the movie "Rust".
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP35 "Experienced Armorer Opines"Prosecutors bring in Bryan Carpenter, an armorer who worked in the film industry, to stress the importance of the armorer's job to ensure the safety of the cast and crew.
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP36 "The Role Of The Armorer"Muzzle discipline and finger off the trigger were some of the firearm safety protocols jurors learned.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
S1, EP41 "Victim-Impact Statements"Victim-impact statements began in the sentencing phase for Christopher Gregor. First up, was Corey Micciolo's grandparents on his mother's side. They all called for the judge to give Gregor the maximum punishment by law. Emotions filled up this small courtroom. Gregor faced up to 40 years in prison for his conviction of aggravated manslaughter and child endangerment.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
S1, EP42 "Judge Gives His Sentence"The judge gave his detailed response in this case which he wrote down. In the death of his child, Corey Micciolo, Christopher Gregor faced up to four decades behind bars. He was not convicted of murder but instead, aggravated manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a child. Judge Guy Ryan got the final word in this trial. He claimed Corey was not loved, care for and protected by his father.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP1 "Notorious Serial Killer On Trial"The woman who would become known as one of the nation's most notorious serial killers, was linked to the deaths of seven middle-aged men in central Florida. The killings all happened within a span of one year. Opening statements began in Florida versus Aileen Wuornos. She was charged with the first-degree murder of Richard Mallory and armed robbery and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. But investigators said she had more victims. And if convitcted, she faced the death penalty.
FL v. AILEEN WUORNOS
S1, EP2 "The First Victim"Richard Mallory, the victim in Florida versus Wuornos, was a shop owner who picked up Aileen Wuornos for sex.
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP12 "Examining The Gun Used In The Shooting"The film's unit production manager tells the jury that a six-person camera crew quit and walked off the set over safety concerns after accidental discharges of prop guns.
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP13 "Testing The Gun Rigorously"Prosecutors want jurors to get a sense of the very gun that killed Halyna Hutchins; the state brings in an FBI firearms expert who examines the revolver that Alec Baldwin had been holding during the shooting.
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP14 "Damaging The Revolver During Testing"Bryce Ziegler recalls running several tests on the gun used, stating that one of them was so rigorous that he actually damaged the revolver.
The Staircase Murder Trial
S1, EP15 "FBI Examiners Testify"An FBI print examiner testifies that Hannah's fingerprints were on the box marked dummy rounds on her prop cart, but it contained a live round.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
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S1, EP29 "Health Specialist Under Cross-Examination"Jurors learned about how a child could get a lung infection. The Defense claimed that's how Corey Micciolo tragically died in his father's care. The State wanted to push back on that argument claiming instead his father's ongoing physical abuse led to Corey's death. Christopher Gregor's attorney challenged the expertise of the State's pediatrician who happened to specialize in infectious disease. She argued to jurors that six-year-old Corey didn't die of an infection.