Chapter
Rumors and Misconceptions Surrounding a Murder Victim
23:44 - 27:51 (04:06)
The podcast discusses how law enforcement officials track witnesses during an investigation and the perpetuation of rumors and stereotypes about a murder victim.
Clips
The speaker discusses the prevalence of slut-shaming in criminal investigations and how it can lead to false accusations and faulty evidence.
23:44 - 25:50 (02:05)
Summary
The speaker discusses the prevalence of slut-shaming in criminal investigations and how it can lead to false accusations and faulty evidence. This is illustrated through the story of a woman named Shelly, whose reputation was tarnished after being a witness in a murder investigation.
ChapterRumors and Misconceptions Surrounding a Murder Victim
EpisodeEpisode 3
PodcastThe Coldest Case In Laramie
The speaker discusses their experience with lawyers providing them documents to persuade them of their client's story, give depositions, redacted police reports, and never having a lawyer hand over everything they've gotten in a discovery, until now.
25:52 - 26:46 (00:53)
Summary
The speaker discusses their experience with lawyers providing them documents to persuade them of their client's story, give depositions, redacted police reports, and never having a lawyer hand over everything they've gotten in a discovery, until now.
ChapterRumors and Misconceptions Surrounding a Murder Victim
EpisodeEpisode 3
PodcastThe Coldest Case In Laramie
The journalist sits down with the lawyer, John Vaughn, who defended a man accused of a gruesome murder of a waitress in Laramie, Wyoming in 1985, and reflects on the information presented to him, questioning Vaughn's strategy.
26:46 - 27:51 (01:04)
Summary
The journalist sits down with the lawyer, John Vaughn, who defended a man accused of a gruesome murder of a waitress in Laramie, Wyoming in 1985, and reflects on the information presented to him, questioning Vaughn's strategy.