13th Juror Podcast

This week on Court Report, we're breaking down the biggest courtroom headlines and true crime stories making news across the country.
In this episode:

 • Idaho In-N-Out Shooting: A Saturday afternoon turned into a nightmare when a gunman opened fire inside a crowded In-N-Out restaurant. What investigators know so far—and how two ordinary people may have prevented an even greater tragedy. 
 • Sidney Starr: The Love & Hip Hop: New York personality is facing serious felony charges involving a child. Newly released court documents reveal what investigators say happened inside a Georgia hotel room. 
 • Valeria Márquez: More than a year after the beauty influencer was gunned down during a TikTok livestream, authorities make a major arrest with alleged ties to one of Mexico's most powerful cartels. 
• Keffe D: Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur's murder, the only man ever charged is finally headed to trial. We'll explain how his own words may become the prosecution's most powerful evidence.
• Sarah Grace Patrick: A trial we've been watching takes another unexpected turn as new questions over the investigation force yet another delay.
• Gerhardt Konig: The Hawaii doctor convicted of attacking his wife says the jury got it wrong. Now his attorneys are pointing to post-verdict juror comments—and allegations of outside influence—in an effort to win a new trial.
• Courtney Clenney: A surprise plea agreement, a confidential civil settlement, and what could be the final chapter in one of the country's most closely watched homicide cases.
• Lindsay Clancy: Plus, a quick reminder that our in-depth, week-by-week coverage of the Lindsay Clancy trial continues right here on the 13th Juror Podcast, where we're breaking down every witness, every legal issue, and every major development as the trial unfolds.
As always, we'll separate fact from speculation, explain the legal issues in plain English, and get you caught up on everything happening in the world of true crime.

Lindsay Clancy Trial: The Toxicology Report, Journal Entries & The Nanny Testifies | Days 3–7 
This week, the prosecution continues building its case against Lindsay Clancy as jurors hear testimony from first responders, medical professionals, crime scene investigators, and forensic experts. Prosecutors reveal the results of Lindsay's toxicology report, introduce excerpts from her personal journals, and call the family's former nanny to the stand. Plus, why the battle over Lindsay's mental state is only just beginning.
If you're following this trial, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

This week on Court Report, we're breaking down the biggest courtroom headlines and true crime stories making news across the country.
In this episode:
• Apalachee High School: The sentencing of Colt Gray and his father, Colin Gray, marks the conclusion of one of the most heartbreaking school shooting cases in recent history.
• Lindsay Clancy: Opening statements begin in one of the most anticipated—and controversial—murder trials of the year. Plus, why I'll be covering this case week by week on 13th Juror.
• Bryan Kohberger: Just one year after pleading guilty to murdering four University of Idaho students, Kohberger now says he's innocent and wants to take it all back. What exactly is he asking the court to do?
• Nolan Wells: As online speculation reaches a fever pitch, we separate verified evidence from internet rumors and discuss why the search for answers is becoming increasingly complicated.
• Sara Duffey: A viral TikTok, allegations against her estranged husband, and a tragedy that has captured national attention.
• D4vd: Prosecutors reveal new evidence during the singer's preliminary hearing as they begin laying out their case in court.
As always, we'll separate fact from speculation, explain the legal issues in plain English, and get you caught up on everything happening in the world of true crime.

On January 24, 2023, Patrick Clancy came home expecting to find his wife and three young children getting ready for dinner. Instead, he walked into a nightmare that would make headlines around the world and ignite one of the most controversial criminal cases in recent memory.
The facts of what happened that evening are not in dispute. The question is why it happened.
In Part One of my coverage of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Lindsay Clancy, we break down the opening statements that introduced two completely different explanations for this tragedy. The prosecution argues Lindsay carefully planned the murders of her three children and knew exactly what she was doing. The defense says this case is about postpartum psychosis, an undiagnosed bipolar disorder, and a desperate mother whose months-long mental health crisis spiraled beyond anyone's understanding.
We'll also walk through the emotional testimony of Patrick Clancy, who took the stand and described the family they built together, Lindsay's escalating mental health struggles, and the unimaginable moments when he returned home that evening.
As always, I'll lay out the evidence, explain the legal arguments from both sides, and let you be the 13th Juror.
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This week on Court Report, we're breaking down some of the biggest courtroom developments from across the country.

In this episode:
• Kianna Davis: A former teacher's murder trial comes to a dramatic halt after jurors can't reach a verdict.
• Apalachee High School Shooting: Colt Gray pleads guilty as heartbreaking victim impact statements unfold in court.
• New Charges: Updates in the Andrew and Tristan Tate case as prosecutors unveil a sweeping new indictment.
• D4vd Preliminary Hearing: Prosecutors reveal disturbing new evidence in the murder case against the rising music star, including text messages, digital evidence, and testimony that left Celeste Rivas Hernandez's family unable to remain in the courtroom.
• Lindsay Clancy: One of the year's most anticipated murder trials is officially underway.
• Scott Peterson: A new documentary is reigniting debate over one of America's most infamous murder cases—but has anything actually changed in court?
Join me as we break down the facts, explain the legal issues, and separate what's happening in the courtroom from what's making headlines.