Breaking Down the Biggest Court Cases with Angenette Levy
February 12, 2026
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🎙 Special Guest: Angenette Levy
In this episode of Prof Jo Explains, we’re digging into some of the most talked-about and complex court cases making headlines right now — Alex Murdaugh, Michelle Troconis/Tepe, and Paul Caneiro — with an incredible guest who knows the courtroom and the newsroom inside and out.
Joining us is Angenette Levy, an energetic and highly experienced investigative journalist and legal correspondent with a proven history of breaking major stories both online and on-air. Angenette is known for her sharp legal insight, compelling storytelling, and ability to use social media to gather, verify, and disseminate news while building engaged audiences across television and radio platforms. She was nominated for a Breaking News Emmy in 2015 for her outstanding work in journalism.
Together, we break down:
⚖️ Key developments and legal strategy in the Murdaugh case
🧩 The twists, timelines, and unanswered questions in Tepe
🔍 Where things stand in the Caneiro case and what could come next
📺 How major court cases unfold in real time from a reporter’s perspective
If you’re interested in true crime, courtroom strategy, legal analysis, and behind-the-scenes journalism, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
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