Court TV
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Nov 6, 2026
Nick GounarisHOST
Yeah, and I think what you've mentioned, it's important.
Nick GounarisHOST
And Nate talked about this, the phenomenon of all of the people that follow him and other podcasters and those that are watching on Court TV on a daily basis, and they're looking at it, they're watching it, and there's this entertainment value, and everybody kind of picks a side and they go with it.
Nick GounarisHOST
But from our perspective...
Nick GounarisHOST
The reason that you mentioned all of these things about what we do in the process is so that those rights are present not just for the Murda's of the world or the Daybell's of the world, but they're available for us and our friends and our neighbors and our coworkers and people that we know when they need those rights.
32 MINS LATER
Tony AbboudHOST
I mean
Nick GounarisHOST
he was convicted, right? Yeah.
Nick GounarisHOST
And a lot of people watch this on Court TV or other – I remember watching it myself.
Nick GounarisHOST
They followed it.
JoeHOST
The medical examiner told the jury, quote, nothing was noted to explain her death except that she was in a hot car.
JoeHOST
If you watched this case on Court TV, they timed deliberations to the second, and it came to just over two hours.
JoeHOST
The jury found Tracy not guilty of aggravated manslaughter, a charge that carried up to 30 years.
JoeHOST
They did find her guilty of leaving a child in a car for more than 15 minutes and causing great bodily harm.
Bernie MiklaszHOST
Yeah, man.
Bernie MiklaszHOST
You need to go to work for Court TV or
Mike KellyGUEST
whatever.
Mike KellyGUEST
It's amazing, man.
Joshua RitterHOST
And to help us break that all down, we'll be a brand new guest to our show, Kathy Russin.
Joshua RitterHOST
She is the managing editor at Law & Crime and Court TV, and she is the host of a brand new podcast called Court Shatter.
Joshua RitterHOST
So...
Joshua RitterHOST
Big show.
22 MINS LATER
Joshua RitterHOST
Naresh took the stand in his own defense, denying that he ever physically abused his wife.
Joshua RitterHOST
So what did jurors hear from the defendant himself and can his testimony overcome the case? Prosecutors have spent weeks building to help us underwine.
Joshua RitterHOST
This web is a new guest to the show, managing editor at Law and Crime and Court TV and the host of the newly launched podcast Court Chatter.
Joshua RitterHOST
Please welcome Kathy Russin.
Mark LevyGUEST
At 39th and 3rd Avenue called 600 3rd Avenue, which is a 39 story class A office building.
Mark LevyGUEST
The biggest tenant was Court TV.
Mark LevyGUEST
And if you remember Court TV, I think they're still around.
Mark LevyGUEST
And so they had probably two thirds of the building and.
Mark LevyGUEST
And their lease was up, you know, Steve Brill was the guy that ran Core TV and their lease was up for a renewal.
Becca LaivelingGUEST
Yeah.
Becca LaivelingGUEST
Or, like, you know, we have Court TV.
Becca LaivelingGUEST
Right.
Becca LaivelingGUEST
That, like, even now, you know, the original play was written 100 years ago, and I think we are still just as invested in... crime stories and you know again air quotes justice what what justice looks like is different for different people
Mel BarrettHOST
Good morning.
Mel BarrettHOST
And I just also want to say thank you to East Idaho News, who has really good sound on these trials, and they also allow closed captioning, unlike Court TV.
Mel BarrettHOST
So I just appreciate that, because sometimes it's difficult to hear.
Mel BarrettHOST
Also, the attorneys in this courtroom sit at the desks and right in front of the microphone, which is very helpful for the rest of us.
Mel BarrettHOST
You know that my experience comes from working on the Pam Smart case, which happened in 1990.
Mel BarrettHOST
That was one of the biggest media cases, and that's what kicked off Court TV.
Mel BarrettHOST
Yes.
Mel BarrettHOST
And then we had OJ.
Kristina RexGUEST
It makes you question whether she was even alive.
Ashleigh BanfieldHOST
But it's why Court TV is so great, because it literally takes you through every moment of the trial.
Ashleigh BanfieldHOST
And as a viewer, you think, God, what's the point of this? Until suddenly you realize a little later, I get it now.
Ashleigh BanfieldHOST
Much like watching a movie.
Vinnie PolitanHOST
Prosecutors have rested their case, but we have not stopped our coverage.
Vinnie PolitanHOST
We'll see what the defense has to present, and we will stay on this story right here on Court TV and Vinny Palitan Investigates.
Vinnie PolitanHOST
Thank you so much for watching.
Vinnie PolitanHOST
I'm Vinny Palitan.
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