Colin Gray Faces 180 Years — And the Alleged Evidence Trail Is Devastating
Colin Gray is on trial for second-degree murder because prosecutors say he armed a child he allegedly knew was dangerous. Former prosecutor Eric Faddis breaks down the state's case against the father ...
20 Feb 17min
Rob Reiner Case: Healing Without Closure
You're waiting for an ending that isn't coming.The apology. The acknowledgment. The trial that delivers justice. The moment where everything finally makes sense. You've built years around the hope tha...
20 Feb 22min
Kouri Richins Trial: The Prosecution's Evidence Could Be Impossible to Overcome
The defense drew blood pretrial. Now the prosecution gets to show the jury what four years of investigation produced — and former prosecutor Eric Faddis says some of this evidence may be unexplainable...
20 Feb 12min
Kouri Richins Trial Begins — But the Defense Already Drew Blood
Kouri Richins goes to trial for the alleged fentanyl murder of her husband Eric in less than a week — and the prosecution's case may not be as airtight as it looked a year ago. The man who was suppose...
20 Feb 21min
Colin Gray Murder Trial: What the Prosecution's Timeline Reveals
The trial of Colin Gray is underway in Barrow County, Georgia — and the prosecution's opening statement laid out a timeline that may be the most detailed case for parental accountability ever presente...
20 Feb 18min
Guthrie Case Psychology: The Suspect, the Noise, and the Family's Trauma
The Nancy Guthrie case is three psychological crises happening simultaneously — and each one is making the others worse. The suspect planned enough to surveil the home for weeks but executed with amat...
20 Feb 45min
McKee Tepe Case: The Psychology of Fear No One Talks About
When Monique Tepe divorced Michael McKee in 2017, she did what every expert says to do — she got out. She moved on, remarried, had children, and built a stable life in Columbus, Ohio with her husband ...
20 Feb 16min
Guthrie Family: Grieving a Missing Mother While the Internet Played Detective
The Guthrie family spent seventeen days in a psychological vise — grieving a mother whose fate they don't know, while the internet decided they were suspects. Annie Guthrie was the last person to see ...
19 Feb 16min
