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The Trial of the Shooting of a German Exchange Student
The defense suggested that the victim, Diren, was part of a local burglary ring and not just a foreigner causing mischief. The defense also claimed that Karma felt threatened and was within his legal rights to shoot due to the Castle Doctrine.
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The defense argues that Chen's killing of Dieren was justified under the Castle Doctrine, as they claimed that Dieren was part of a local burglary ring and that Karma felt threatened in his home.
27:50 - 30:52 (03:02)
Summary
The defense argues that Chen's killing of Dieren was justified under the Castle Doctrine, as they claimed that Dieren was part of a local burglary ring and that Karma felt threatened in his home. The defense also suggested that the police never properly investigated the previous break-ins at Karma's house.
ChapterThe Trial of the Shooting of a German Exchange Student
EpisodeDeadly Exchange
PodcastDateline NBC
An investigation into the shooting of German exchange student, Diren Dede, has uncovered new evidence that refutes the defense's claim that he was part of a thieving ring.
30:52 - 32:33 (01:40)
Summary
An investigation into the shooting of German exchange student, Diren Dede, has uncovered new evidence that refutes the defense's claim that he was part of a thieving ring. This evidence includes eyewitness testimony and a recording of a conversation with an officer that took place on the night of the murder.