Sandra Birchmore’s Autopsy Revelations, Philly ‘House of Horrors’ Excavation, and Halloween Murders, with Joseph Scott Morgan and Sierra Gillespie

Positively Legal hosts Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor join the show to discuss the arrest of Dale Smith, Jr. for the murder of still missing mom and ex-fiancé Michelle Parker 15 years after her disappearance, Smith and Parker’s appearance on the television show “The People’s Court” in 2011 over a missing engagement ring, what the arrest affidavit reveals about Smith, why police arrested him 15 years after Parker’s disappearance, Mark and Jonna then discuss the latest updates in the Cornell 7 case, why a frat bro wants to be removed from Jane Doe’s lawsuit, what his argument entails, why Jonna is mad over Jane Doe being allowed to remain anonymous, why Letitia James refused to discuss Cornell 7 in her early voting appearances this week, the criminal charges “looksmaxxing” influencer Braden Peters aka Clavicular is facing, Mark recounts the time he met Clavicular in court, why Clavicular’s lawyers are asking for the charges against him to be dismissed, and more.

The MK True Crime Show host Phil Holloway and guest co-host Jonna Spilbor of Positively Legal join the program to discuss updates in the Naresh Bhatt murder trial, the chilling CCTV footage of him making multiple trips to an apartment complex trash compactor, what prosecutors say was likely in those trash bags, the police interview footage jurors saw of Naresh telling investigators about his own honesty, the landscaper Bhatt paid with a reciprocating saw, what forensics experts found in that saw when the landscaper turned it in to police, and later Phil and Jonna are joined Tony Brueski, host of “Hidden Killers with Tony Brueski,” to discuss the Sandra Birchmore trial updates, the defense strategy that played out while Birchmore’s therapist was on the stand, the testimony of Birchmore’s baby’s father, what the medical examiner who conducted Birchmore’s autopsy said she did and didn’t know during the initial autopsy, the unique story of Arne Johnson, whose legal team tried to argue he was not guilty of murdering his landlord and friend by reason of demonic possession in 1981, why famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren say he came to be possessed, and more.

In The Well hosts Mark Geragos and Matt Murphy join the show to discuss Matt’s triumphant return after his surfing trip in Sumatra, the two lawyers finally get a chance to discuss the Cornell 7 case together, a prosecutor’s ethical standards for filing criminal charges in a sexual assault case, the different ethical north stars guiding prosecutors and defense attorneys, what the original investigation into Jane Doe’s allegations reveal, the misrepresentation of fraternities in wake of Cornell 7 case, the date rape education program Matt and his fraternity founded in college, the insanity of the wrong former fraternity president named in Jane Doe’s civil lawsuit, why the attorney general’s office is ill-equipped to handle sex crimes cases, why Letitia James ultimately may not prosecute the Cornell 7 case, Mark suggests James is already shopping for an independent prosecutor, and more.

The MK True Crime Show host Ashleigh Merchant is joined by former prosecutor and current host of "The Margaret McLean Show," Margaret McLean, to discuss updates in the Sandra Birchmore case, Margaret's experience being in the courtroom for the federal trial, the mounting evidence that suggests a cover-up of Birchmore’s murder by local authorities, the digital evidence that strongly suggests ex-cop Matthew Farwell was in Birchmore’s apartment at the time of her death, the evidence that Farwell and his twin brother Billy were both monitoring Sandra Birchmore before her death, the testimony of Birchmore’s hairstylist and her doctor, and later Ashleigh is joined by Jesse Weber, host of “Sidebar” and “Prime Crime” on the Law & Crime Network and host of “Jesse Weber Live” on NewsNation, to discuss the tragic death of actress Hayden Panettiere, the recently released 911 call audio, why the Drug Enforcement Administration is now involved in the ongoing investigation into her death, who could face what charges if investigators can find the source of the drugs she overdosed on, the latest status hearing in the murder case against singer D4vd, the debate about D4vd’s indigence and use of public defenders, the wrongful death lawsuit alleged victim Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s family has filed against him, and more.

Positively Legal hosts Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor join the show to discuss Katie Zacharia’s short-lived role as press secretary, whether she mislead the public about being a lawyer, how she could have handled the situation differently, Mark and Jonna then discuss the former president of the Cornell University fraternity where a then-undergraduate student alleged she was gang raped in 2024 was dropped Tuesday from her civil lawsuit after he was mistakenly identified as the chapter president at the time of the alleged attack, whether this mistake makes a difference in the court of public opinion, New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s comments during a debate last week that show she is biased about the Cornell 7 case, the holdout juror’s interview last week, his own words claiming he had “no reasonable doubt” that Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible for the murder of her children, why holdout jurors are necessary to the legal process, and more.