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MAJOR Tyler Robinson Cameras Ruling, “Satanic Panic” Wrongful Conviction, and Notorious Jail Neglect
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1:09:28Now PlayingThe MK True Crime Show hosts Dave Aronberg and Phil Holloway join the program to discuss the latest update in Tyler Robinson’s case, Judge Graf’s ruling on why cameras will be allowed in the courtroom, the verdict in rapper Julio Foolio murder trial, why three of the four defendants were also convicted of attempted murder, who benefits most when one trial includes multiple defendants with individual defense teams, the tragic wrongful conviction of Kentucky man Jeffrey Clark in a 1992 murder, how “satanic panic,” junk science, and crooked law enforcement officials left Clark serving 22 years for a crime he didn’t commit, the massive twenty-four million dollar payout a jury just awarded him, Atlanta attorney Rachel Kaufman joins Dave and Phil to discuss the appalling conditions in Fulton County Jail, how medical neglect caused an inmate to lose both his legs, how another inmate ended up dead from a bedbug infestation, why the filth and damaged infrastructure are dangerous for inmates awaiting trial, and more.
Dave Aronberg
Phil Holloway
Rachel Kaufman: rachelkaufmanlaw.com
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