Chapter
The Investigation of Lisa Leath Murder Case
18:41 - 27:03 (08:22)
Investigator Nash presented his expert opinion that Brad fired the fatal shot based on the evidence found at the crime scene. The defense argued that the investigation was flawed due to its long duration.
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Brad's brother-in-law speaks with the highway patrol sergeant, hoping that Kristin's body will not be found at the excavation site, while the author reveals more of Kristin's family members seeking justice for her murder.
18:41 - 20:56 (02:15)
Summary
Brad's brother-in-law speaks with the highway patrol sergeant, hoping that Kristin's body will not be found at the excavation site, while the author reveals more of Kristin's family members seeking justice for her murder.
ChapterThe Investigation of Lisa Leath Murder Case
EpisodeA Crack in Everything
PodcastDateline NBC
The case of the murder of Lisa Jennings is examined, including the state's argument that her husband Brad Jennings committed the crime, and the defense's argument that there is insufficient evidence to support this theory.
20:56 - 24:25 (03:29)
Summary
The case of the murder of Lisa Jennings is examined, including the state's argument that her husband Brad Jennings committed the crime, and the defense's argument that there is insufficient evidence to support this theory.
ChapterThe Investigation of Lisa Leath Murder Case
EpisodeA Crack in Everything
PodcastDateline NBC
A woman shares her experience of fighting for justice despite having no legal training, contacts or poll.
24:25 - 25:05 (00:40)
Summary
A woman shares her experience of fighting for justice despite having no legal training, contacts or poll. She recounts the moments that led her to the truth and the eventual contribution of missing evidence.
ChapterThe Investigation of Lisa Leath Murder Case
EpisodeA Crack in Everything
PodcastDateline NBC
Brad Jennings, a man convicted of murdering his wife Lisa, had supporters who believed in his innocence, even after the verdict was announced.
25:14 - 27:03 (01:49)
Summary
Brad Jennings, a man convicted of murdering his wife Lisa, had supporters who believed in his innocence, even after the verdict was announced.