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Can Courtney Clenney beat a second-degree murder rap by proving she stabbed her boyfriend in self-defense?Donna sits down with Miami-based criminal defense attorney Paul Calli to untangle the high-stakes criminal trial in the grisly 2022 slaying of Christian Obumseli in a posh Florida condo the couple shared. Together, they analyze the weight of a volatile relationship, the plausibility of Clenney's "thrown knife" defense, and crucial tactical choices in juror selection. They also look at the massive controversy surrounding Clenney's parents and misconduct that forced the lead state prosecutor to step aside. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Donna sits down with former juvenile court judge Carol Erskine to analyze two heartbreaking New England cases. Together, they explore how administrative and courtroom failures in Massachusetts and New Hampshire allowed the violent father of Harmony Montgomery to gain custody shortly before her murder.They also unpack the medical systems under scrutiny in the pending prosecution of Lindsay Clancy, examining the impact of extreme psychiatric medication cycles on criminal responsibility. Read Judge Carol Erskine's book, A Cruel Injustice.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Donna Rotunno examines her five days on the ground in Provo, Utah, covering the preliminary hearing of Tyler Robinson, the accused killer of Charlie Kirk.
Donna weighs in on the testimony of Robinson's former romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, including the revelation of an alleged confession note and Dremel-engraved bullets. Plus, why the judge's unprecedented decision to delay his ruling means the Kirk family must wait until the one-year anniversary of the murder for a finding of probable cause.
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Donna is outside the courthouse in Provo, Utah, for day three of the high-stakes preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case.Joined by Fox News correspondent Matt Finn and retired FBI agent James Gagliano, Donna and the team analyze how the defense is using procedural maneuvers and extensive redactions to stall the state's momentum.Plus, the never-before-seen video of Robinson’s surrender, a surprising wardrobe choice, and the missteps made by the suspected gunman that left behind a trove of evidence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Overwhelming video evidence plus DNA took center stage on day two of the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, the suspected gunman in Charlie Kirk’s murder. Donna is outside court in Provo, Utah, with Chanley Painter, FOX News Correspondent, and Greg Rogers, former FBI Agent and UVU Professor, to analyze the evidence revealed so far. The team dissects surveillance footage tracking the suspected gunman’s movements, forensics on the weapon found, and the defense's possible plea deal strategy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Mackenzie Shirilla’s quest for freedom is crushed after her lawyers miss a crucial appeal deadline by a single day.
Donna and former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani weigh in on the technical legal blunder that solidified the "Hell on Wheels" double-murder conviction. They discuss the defense's failed medical strategy, unpack leaked prison phone calls, and analyze how a true-crime documentary boom is actively changing public perception of justice.
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An up-and-coming music artist faces capital murder charges after 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez was found brutally slain in the trunk of his Tesla. Donna uncovers the horrifying case against David Anthony Burke, AKA "D4vd".
Matt Finn, FOX News LA correspondent, details the gruesome timeline. Then, Moses Castillo, retired LAPD Detective, examines the prosecution's case, potential hidden victims, and what makes this a capital case.
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Donna dissects the high-stakes legal maneuvering delaying the Tyler Robinson trial.
Fox News Digital’s Michael Ruiz maps out the case and explains the slow-moving Utah justice system. Then, trial attorney Royal Oakes, the man responsible for keeping cameras rolling during the O.J. Simpson trial, stops by to debate the critical need for judicial transparency and why some judges suffer from a "31-year O.J. hangover."
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Donna is joined by FOX News Digital Reporter Michael Ruiz, who discusses a new round of headlines on the mystery and Savannah's decision to speak out from set. Plus, former Las Vegas Metro PD Lieutenant Randy Sutton dissects law enforcement missteps that potentially compromised the crime scene from day one and explains exactly how a fresh task force can salvage the hunt for the truth.
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Donna sits down with Boston’s own Howie Carr, host of The Howie Carr Show, to weigh in on the new battles Karen Read is facing. Far from over, her not guilty verdict has spun into a web of civil lawsuits, exposing embarrassing texts, dirty cops, and small-town politics.
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Rex Heuermann, also known as the Long Island Serial Killer, has officially been sentenced to three consecutive life sentences without parole. Fox News Digital Reporter Michael Ruiz joins Donna straight from court to describe the explosive moment between Heuermann and the judge after the madman sat motionless during emotional victim impact statements.
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The stakes are higher than ever for Alex Murdaugh after his double-murder conviction was overturned.
Donna is back with Alex Murdaugh’s longtime defense attorney Dick Harpootlian. Fresh off their monumental South Carolina Supreme Court victory, Harpootlian pulls back the curtain on the jury interference that forced a reset, his calculated upcoming game plan to tackle the infamous kennel video, and the playbook they will use to secure a "not guilty" verdict in round two.
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Karmelo Anthony has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after he was found guilty of murder in the fatal stabbing of Austin Metcalf at a high school track meet.
Texas criminal defense attorney Jeremy Rosenthal joins Donna to discuss the intense aftermath of a trial that has captivated the nation.Donna and Jeremy analyze what's next for Anthony, including the possibility of parole as well as the Metcalf family's powerful statements at sentencing.
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Twenty-two years after Scott Peterson’s conviction for the murder of his pregnant wife, Laci, his former defense attorney Mark Geragos claims new evidence could clear him. But how much of this angle is actually new evidence?
Donna is joined by retired Modesto Police Department Detective Jon Buehler, who led the original investigation, as well as Fox News Digital Reporter Mike Ruiz, to dissect the burned-out van, the neighborhood burglary timeline, and the 43,000 pages of circumstantial evidence.
Plus, Detective Buehler draws parallels to the unsolved disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.
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A Texas teen has been found guilty after a fatal track meet stabbing. Donna weighs in on the murder conviction of Karmelo Anthony for the death of Austin Metcalf.
Donna analyzes why the defense's self-defense strategy failed, the critical error of Anthony not taking the witness stand, and what to expect as the tragic case moves into the sentencing phase.
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100 MPH into a brick wall, a double murder conviction, and intense online debate have the Mackenzie Shirilla case completely taking over social media.
Donna sits down with former FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole to provide an exclusive behavioral assessment of Mackenzie Shirilla. Moving past internet speculation, they break down the social media warning signs, the medical claims of memory loss, and what Shirilla's performative prison interviews reveal about her true psychological growth.
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Donna and former Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison take you inside the decades-long hunt for a monster.
In his new book, The Commissioner: From Street Cop to Top Cop, Rodney Harrison details his transition from the gritty streets of the NYPD to leading the investigation that finally put Rex Heuermann behind bars. He shares the critical turning point in the case, the calculated risk of executing his Midtown Manhattan arrest, and his chilling reaction to Heuermann's immediate request for a lawyer.
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Live from CrimeCon in Las Vegas, Donna examines the trial of Robert Telles, the local politician convicted of murdering investigative reporter Jeff German to kill an upcoming exposé.
FOX News Digital Reporter Mike Ruiz and former Las Vegas Metro Police Department Lt. Randy Sutton join the conversation to analyze the political fallout, the critical evidence, and the reality of policing in Sin City. They lay out how Robert Telles was caught, what led to his downfall, and the cost of exposing the truth.
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Alex Murdaugh's retrial triggers a flurry of legal action. Donna brings back Valerie Bauerlein, author of The Devil at His Elbow: Alex Murdaugh and the Fall of a Southern Dynasty.
Bauerlein, an investigative reporter for The Wall Street Journal, reveals what she knows of Becky Hill, whether Murdaugh might take the stand this time around and how the defense might explain the infamous kennel video.
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In 2016, two Miami-Dade narcotics officers made history with a record-breaking $22 million cash seizure. A decade later, Hollywood turned their true story into The Rip, a Netflix blockbuster portraying them as murderous, corrupt criminals.
Donna sits down with Ignacio Alvarez, the attorney and 25-year law enforcement veteran suing Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s production company to save his clients' reputations.
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