Ep 35: The Case of the Alleged Real-Life Gone Girl

Denise and Aaron, at a news conference after her recovery

 

Aaron's house

 

Matthew Muller

 

Matthew Muller

 

A 29-year-old woman goes missing in Vallejo, California in 2015, and the details surrounding her disappearance are bizarre, to say the least. There are many things in this case that may surprise you and have you thinking that you know what’s going on, until you don’t.

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Ep 34: The Strange Saga of Kelly Cochran

Kelly Cochran

 

Kelly testifying

 

Christopher Regan

 

Chief Frizzo

 

Detective Ogden

 

It all started with a missing persons report that was filed on October 27, 2014. Christopher Karl Regan hadn’t been seen for two weeks and his friends and family were worried about him. The main suspect in his disappearance was Kelly Cochran, a married woman he had been secretly dating. But did Kelly really kill him, or did her husband have something to do with it?

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Case Update: Michelle Carter Sentencing

Michelle at her sentencing

 

Earlier this month, Michelle Carter was sentenced for her role in the suicide death of her boyfriend, Carter Roy. I cover the sentencing hearing and drill down what it means with Daniel Medwed, from Northeastern University.

Note: This is an update to Episode 29 The Death of Conrad Roy (Michelle Carter Trial).

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Ep 33: Jason Corbett – Murder or Self Defense?

Jason and Molly

 

The Corbett home

 

Photograph taken by police of Molly's alleged injuries (1 of 2)

 

Photograph taken by police of Molly's alleged injuries (2 of 2)

 

Thomas Martens after the incident

 

Molly and Thomas mugshots

 

Molly and Thomas walking into court

 

In the early morning hours of August 2, 2015, 39-year-old Jason Corbett was found lying dead on the floor of his master bedroom. His wife, Molly Martens, and her father, Thomas Martens, claimed they killed Jason in self-defense. But was that really the truth or would a different story emerge at trial?

A special thank you to Alex Rose from WGHP Fox 8.  Follow Alex on Twitter @AlexRoseNews.

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EP 32 Part 2: Who Was Behind the Death of Rusty Sneiderman?

Andrea and Rusty Sneiderman

 

Andrea's mugshot

 

Hemy Neuman's mugshot

 

Hemy Neuman at his first trial

 

Andrea testifying at Hemy's first trial

 

Andrea at her sentencing

 

Hemy at his retrial

 

Although Hemy Neuman was convicted in the last episode, this case still isn’t over – more charges, more courtroom drama, and more lies.

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Ep 32: Who Was Behind the Death of Rusty Sneiderman?

Andrea and Rusty Sneiderman

 

Andrea's mugshot

 

Hemy Neuman's mugshot

 

Hemy Neuman at his first trial

 

Andrea testifying at Hemy's first trial

 

Andrea at her sentencing

 

Hemy at his retrial

 

On November 18, 2010, a tragedy occurred at the Dunwoody Prep Daycare in Dunwoody, Georgia. A young father was gunned down after dropping off his 2-year-old son. The person who pulled the trigger was caught shortly thereafter, but was there a conspiracy behind the death?

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Ep 31: Donna Scrivo and the “Mysterious Intruder”

Ramsay Scrivo and his mother, Donna Scrivo

 

Donna Scrivo in court

 

Donna Scrivo, testifying

 

Assistant Prosecutor William Cataldo, cross examining Donna

 

In January 2014, a horrific discovery was made along the side of the road in St. Clair Township, Michigan. What followed was an intense trial with testimony that seemed to be unbelievable….but was it?

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Ep 30: Dalia Dippolito and the Attempted Murder of Her Husband

Dalia Dippolito

Dalia being told that her husband has been killed

Mike Dippolito, testifying against his now ex-wife

Mike and Dalia in happier times

When Dalia Dippolito returned home from the gym in the early morning hours of August 5, 2009, she came home to a scene that would be anyone’s worst nightmare – police officers were waiting for her and told her that her husband had just been murdered.

But…everything certainly wasn’t as it seemed.

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OJ Simpson: A Look Back Before His Parole Hearing

OJ Simpson

 

OJ Simpson at sentencing

 

Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman

 

OJ Simpson’s parole hearing is coming up on July 20, 2017. Here’s a look back at how he landed in prison.

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Ep: 29 The Death of Conrad Roy (Michelle Carter Trial)

Conrad Roy III

 

Michelle Carter

 

Michelle Carter, during the reading of the verdict

 

Conrad Roy at his graduation

 

At just 18 years old, Conrad Roy III tragically took his own life in July 2014. When police arrived at the scene, they found his cell phone, which would reveal some shocking text messages he had been exchanging with his alleged girlfriend at the time, 17-year-old Michelle Carter. Was Michelle encouraging him to commit suicide, and if so, could she be found legally responsible for his death?

A special thank you to Daniel Medwed from Northeastern University and Kelly Montemurro for her help with researching this case. Follow Daniel on Twitter @DanielMedwed.

To watch the entire trial on YouTube, check out LadyJustice2188’s Channel. This podcast contains selected clips, but you can find the entire trial on that channel (along with many other trials).

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