Season 2, Episode 5: Privilege

Odell Hallmon, the state's key witness in the Curtis Flowers case, is serving three consecutive life sentences. We wondered what he might say now that there are no deals to cut, and he will spend the rest of his days in prison. Would he stick to his story that Flowers had confess ...  Show more

There's one critical aspect of the Curtis Flowers case that we haven't looked at yet -- the makeup of the juries. Each of the four times Flowers was convicted, the jury was all white or nearly all white. So we decided to look more closely at why so few black jurors had been selec ...  Show more

Witnesses testify. A vigorous defense is mounted. What will the jury decide?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

It's About Damn Crime time again and we have a ton to talk about! This week, Ellyn starts off with her own true crime story in NYC! Then, Rabia and Ellyn go on to discuss a couple devastating wrongful conviction cases out of Missouri and Florida that include a CALL TO ACTION so g ...  Show more

Adnan told Sarah about a case in Virginia that had striking similarities to his own: one key witness, incriminating cell phone records, young people, drugs - and a defendant who has always maintained his innocence. Sarah called up one of the defense attorneys on that case to see ...  Show more

Pete takes to the witness stand to lay out the case against El Chapo. He explains to the jury the details of the recorded call and his relationship with El Chapo before being turned over to the Drug Lord’s defense team for questioning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor ...  Show more