Chapter
Attorneys and Evidence in Trial Proceedings
59:37 - 1:05:40 (06:03)
The defense attorney in a trial hopes to poke holes in the prosecution's evidence by directing the jury's focus elsewhere, such as the credibility of witnesses or possible inaccuracies in the timeline presented by the prosecution.
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A woman reflects on the significance of a particular spot on her family's land, as she prepares for the second trial of Stephen Rios.
59:37 - 1:00:12 (00:35)
Summary
A woman reflects on the significance of a particular spot on her family's land, as she prepares for the second trial of Stephen Rios.
ChapterAttorneys and Evidence in Trial Proceedings
EpisodeBefore Daylight
PodcastDateline NBC
A man is accused of murder and the prosecutor's case is hindered by an appellate court ruling that prevents the jury from hearing key information about the victim's plans to expose the defendant's illicit affair with a young boy.
1:00:14 - 1:02:14 (02:00)
Summary
A man is accused of murder and the prosecutor's case is hindered by an appellate court ruling that prevents the jury from hearing key information about the victim's plans to expose the defendant's illicit affair with a young boy.
ChapterAttorneys and Evidence in Trial Proceedings
EpisodeBefore Daylight
PodcastDateline NBC
In this episode, John Douglas discusses the case of Jesse Valencia, a college student who was murdered in Lawrence, Kansas in 2004, and how the investigation unfolded based on forensic evidence and behavioral analysis.
1:02:14 - 1:03:32 (01:18)
Summary
In this episode, John Douglas discusses the case of Jesse Valencia, a college student who was murdered in Lawrence, Kansas in 2004, and how the investigation unfolded based on forensic evidence and behavioral analysis.
ChapterAttorneys and Evidence in Trial Proceedings
EpisodeBefore Daylight
PodcastDateline NBC
The defense presented evidence claiming that there was no knife on Stephen Grant's belt and presented eyewitnesses who saw him drinking beer during the time of Tara's murder.
1:03:32 - 1:05:40 (02:08)
Summary
The defense presented evidence claiming that there was no knife on Stephen Grant's belt and presented eyewitnesses who saw him drinking beer during the time of Tara's murder. The medical examiner also testified that the crime happened before daybreak.