Chapter
Investigating a Wrongfully Convicted Man's Case
35:34 - 40:20 (04:46)
The transcript talks about a missing money case in the wrongfully accused Jonathan's case and suggests that someone should investigate the withholding of the money. Listeners are urged to come forward with any information that can help Jonathan's case.
Clips
Nako reveals that Ken should have used the missing money to his client's advantage, and mentions that Ken had a significantly larger bag with him the day the money went missing.
35:34 - 37:53 (02:19)
Summary
Nako reveals that Ken should have used the missing money to his client's advantage, and mentions that Ken had a significantly larger bag with him the day the money went missing. Meanwhile, the defense attorney for the bank robbery case in 2002 is arrested.
ChapterInvestigating a Wrongfully Convicted Man's Case
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: Jonathan Luna
PodcastCrime Junkie
The case of Jonathan Luna's death is still considered a homicide and his autopsy records continue to be sealed, leading to many unanswered questions.
37:53 - 38:51 (00:58)
Summary
The case of Jonathan Luna's death is still considered a homicide and his autopsy records continue to be sealed, leading to many unanswered questions. Many believe that the suicide theory is implausible given the physical evidence and a proper investigation needs to take place.
ChapterInvestigating a Wrongfully Convicted Man's Case
EpisodeCONSPIRACY: Jonathan Luna
PodcastCrime Junkie
Crime Junkie discusses the mysterious death of Jonathan Luna, a young prosecutor in Baltimore who was found dead under suspicious circumstances.
38:51 - 40:20 (01:28)
Summary
Crime Junkie discusses the mysterious death of Jonathan Luna, a young prosecutor in Baltimore who was found dead under suspicious circumstances. There are still questions surrounding the case, which has never been solved.