The brother of a murder victim expresses frustration and anxiety as Raymond Jennings goes to trial for the third time, hoping for a unanimous guilty verdict.
Prosecutors are finally able to take jurors to the crime scene, all of whom are captivated by the evidence.
Raymond Jennings has been found guilty of second degree murder but not guilty of willful, deliberate and premeditated first degree murder. The jury reached a verdict after 24 days of deliberations.
A man was wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. The listener, who was a friend of the man, shares his story and the injustices he faced.
After his son came to him with a case involving the wrongful conviction of an Iraq war veteran, famed prosecutor and defense attorney Loni Coombs joins attorney Clint Van Zandt to take on the case of Raymond Jennings, who was convicted of the murder of Michelle O'Keefe in 2000.
The discussion revolves around whether or not evidence can be considered circumstantial and yet be just as powerful as direct evidence, depending on what it is.
This episode of The Girl in the Blue Mustang tells the story of the producer's visit to a client who was held in a tiny metal booth, which made him realize the reality of the client's day-to-day existence and the high stakes of winning his case. The episode is produced by Dateline and NBC News.