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WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP42 "Armed Patrollers Testify on the Stand"The defense continues their case-in-chief by calling the second witness in a row who was part of the armed group the defendant was with in Kenosha, Wis., that fateful night; Joann Fiedler testifies on what prompted her to join the armed group.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP43 "Witness Speaks on Chaos in Kenosha"Cross-examination continues on Joann Fiedler, an armed woman who accompanied the defendant while they were among a security group patrolling in Kenosha, Wis., before the deadly shootings.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP44 "Freelance Photographer Captured the Violent Moments"Jurors hear from a freelance photographer who was also in Kenosha, Wis.; Nathan DeBruin took photos and recorded video during the violent demonstrations.
WI v. Rittenhouse
S1, EP45 "Photographer Reaches Out to Defense Team"Freelance photographer Nathan DeBruin admits that it was he who introduced his photos for the defense team rather than Kyle Rittenhouse's team reaching out to him.
Judgment With Ashleigh Banfield
S1, EP3 "Florida v. Sievers"Mark Sievers thought he had arranged the perfect murder when he hired a childhood friend and another man to murder his wife, Dr. Teresa Sievers; his best laid plan started falling apart when someone he trusted the most turned on him.
Judgment With Ashleigh Banfield
S1, EP4 "Nevada v. Simpson"Years after being found not guilty of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, OJ Simpson was back in a courtroom and again facing felony charges.
WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP9 "Deposing Human Bodies"What began as a childhood interest of dissecting small dead animals would later turn into the heinous acts of dissecting the bodies of dead human beings.
WI v. Dahmer
S1, EP10 "Murders Told In Detail"In his confession to Milwaukee detectives, Jeffrey Dahmer was descriptive in how he killed his 15 victims and then later disposed of their bodies; the police were able to use this information to close their cases of missing individuals in the city.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP17 "The Constable Explains"Jurors learned what Susan Wright told a peace officer following the fatal stabbing of her husband, Jeffrey. Days before police discovered his remains in the family's backyard, the State contended that Wright was crafting her story that Jeff had walked out of their family on foot after abusing her and their son. According to the Defense, Jeff was high on cocaine when he allegedly pulled a knife on his wife.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP18 "Protective Order Filed"Cross-examination continued on the peace officer who Susan Wright met with after her husband, Jeff, was killed. She filed a protective order against him while lying to police that he abandoned the family. Prosecutors believed that the day after the murder, Wright filed a domestic abuse report to get a restraining order intending to explain his absence. They claimed that she concocted a history of marital abuse because she feared Jeff's body would later be discovered.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP19 "The Family Doctor"The jury learned about the doctor's visit Susan Wright made the day after she killed her husband, Jeff. Prosecutors contended that she was laying out her story of abuse in anticipation that Jeff's remains would later be discovered. Next, a worker in Children's Services took the stand. She processed the Protective Order of an alleged child abuse incident caused by Jeff. Susan made the report of domestic violence after she stabbed her husband to death.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP20 "Jeff Wright's Character & Behavior"A close friend of Jeff Wright took the stand. He testified about Jeff's character and life before and after he married Susan. According to Kevin Conboy, Jeff's life improved for the better after he got married. Conboy went on to testify that Jeff was a great salesperson at work, very friendly and a proud father. Jurors were getting more nuance on Jeff's character and behavior along with his home life living with Susan and their two kids.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP21 "Kevin Conboy"Jury's attention shifted to close friends and relatives of the victim. The aim was to not just add more perspective to who Jeff Wright was in the years leading up to his death but to bring nuance to his marriage to Susan, which she claimed was marred with ongoing physical and mental abuse. According to Jeff's close friend, Susan was mad at him for something different than alleged domestic abuse.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP22 "Victim's Parents Testify"Prosecutors called in Jeff Wright's mother to give her side of what led up to her son's death. The State accused Susan of lying about her husband's character and actions in the months before he was killed. Both victim's parents took the stand against the woman that ended their son's Life. What did Susan Wright Tell friends and family after she killed her husband, Jeff ? That's what jurors learned which prosecutors contend was elaborate lies to cover up her crime.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP23 "Friends And Neighbors Speak"More of Jeff Wright's close co-workers and friends testified for the prosecution's case against his wife accused of killing him. They gave a different viewpoint on the couple's marriage in the lead up to the fatal stabbing at home. Next, one of the defendant's close friends and next-door neighbor took the stand. Specific questions of domestic violence was asked. This was the Defense's claim of why Susan killed her husband in a fatal knife attack.
The Blue Eyed Butcher Case
S1, EP24 "Allegations Of Fights At Home"Jurors listened to a distraught close friend who was lied to about Jeff Wright's whereabouts and eventual death. Prosecutors wanted to convince the jury that if Susan could lie first, to close friends and family members then later to police - how could you believe her now? These neighbors and close friends testified that they saw nothing out of the ordinary in the couple's marriage. This was different that the Defense's view where Jeff was this habitual drug abuser who was violent to his wife.