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Jeanetta Brantley

Jeanetta Brantley

Audio engineer, composer, and sound designer, founder of Audio Done Right (ADR), known for enhancing the Sea Tow audio in the Nolan Wells case and appearing on Crime Stories with Nancy Grace and The Black Lawyers Podcast.

Sep 18, 2026

DanielUNKNOWN
17:09
So can you just tell us how you got connected with the Carter Esquire legal team?
17:15
Oh, they reached out to me.
17:18
It was two methods.
17:19
One was on Instagram and one was to my actual email.
17:23
And when I got the email or I want to say, I don't know if it was email or like Google Voice.
17:31
But it was like both of them.
17:34
And so I ended up seeing both of them.

9 MINS LATER

DanielUNKNOWN
26:44
So can you just speak about that and why people were threatening to sue
33:12
What happened?
33:14
Um, after I released it, I honestly didn't think it was going to go as far and viral as it did, but not even 24 32 hours later i start receiving an influx of messages and they were from people just kind of giving me a heads up like hey i don't know if you know this but there's a lady online who's trying to defame you she's trying to slander you she's posting mug shots and and She's going above and beyond to try and discredit you and your profession.
33:50
And with those messages came screenshots.
33:54
I'm not following her, but I was seeing everything because, like I said, the messages were coming in left and right.
34:02
And then when I clicked on them, I could literally see a woman by the name of Sarah J.
34:06
Fields.
34:07
She literally put all of my information out there, including my wife and I's business.

16 MINS LATER

50:34
what do you think
5:00
Okay, please continue, Ms. Brantley.
5:02
So when I downloaded it from, um, YouTube, I pulled it into my DAW, which is Logic Pro X. That's my DAW of choice.
5:09
And when I first listened to it, um, I realized that it was like a dual mono recording, which most, um...
5:18
What is it? Like, most phone services or operators use, utilize when they're recording conversations.
5:25
And so it was already split between the, the caller, the dispatch, and, um, the callers in the, in the background.
5:32
And so that was... that's what made it easy for me to isolate it without having to do much to it.
5:37
So that isolation, when I separated the left channel from the right channel, um, that just made me be able to really focus on everything that was on the call.
9:41
What was your reaction when you heard these words, Jeanetta Brantley?

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