Lindsay Clancy Verdict Watch: What Will the Jury Decide? With Special Guest Laura Ingle

Miguel Salguero-Olivares has been found guilty in the murder of Faith Hedgepeth. After a trial centered on DNA evidence, disputed testimony and questions about the investigation, Joshua Ritter welcomes Scott from Recovery Addict to break down the verdict, assess the defense’s strategy of calling no witnesses, and discuss the questions that remain. Then, Boston criminal defense attorney Elyse Hershon joins Josh to discuss the Matthew Farwell trial, including testimony from the father of Sandr...

Taking care of your health just got easier, thanks to my sponsor Zocdoc — start here at: https://zocdoc.com/courtroomconfidential ✅ Jump to the Faith Hedgepeth discussion: 26:45. The defense rested without calling a single witness. What can its lawyers still accomplish in closing? Joshua Ritter and Scott of Recovery Addict examine the decision not to present witnesses, the risks of putting the defendant on the stand, and whether prosecutors’ efforts to establish a connection between Miguel ...

The prosecution has rested in the Faith Hedgepeth murder trial, but did it leave the defense an opening? CBS 17 reporter Deana Harley joins criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter to examine the DNA evidence, unanswered questions about Miguel Salguero-Olivares’ connection to Faith, and the revelation that a computer image discussed as handwriting evidence was actually an internet meme. Which gaps could matter to jurors, and which leave the prosecution’s strongest evidenc...

Can a juror be removed for refusing to agree with everyone else? Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter answers viewer questions about the Lindsay Clancy juror controversy, the distinction between disagreement and misconduct, and the challenges of protecting jurors in a closely watched case. In this Sunday Funday Q&A, Josh also explores the difference between “not guilty” and “innocent,” questions surrounding Christa Pike’s failed execution, the federal case agains...

Alex Murdaugh’s defense has been allowed to pursue additional testing of DNA recovered from beneath Maggie Murdaugh’s fingernails. But could finding an answer weaken the defense instead of helping it? Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter explains why unidentified DNA can create an argument for reasonable doubt, and why identifying its source could change that argument. On location in Lexington, South Carolina, Josh breaks down the October 16 hearing, including the DN...