Laura Ingle

And being that we are a news station, they were trying to figure out, what are we doing? How do we get there? How do we be a part of this? Well, we had a reporter.

at KFI at the time, Laura Ingle, who's now with News Nation, who was in the building, and we thought we got to get somebody to ground zero.

And so it was incumbent upon Laura Ingle and the news team at that time to try to get there.

Laura joins us right now.

Laura, how long was it after what happened on that Tuesday morning before you could catch a flight to New York?

We're talking about the Lindsay Clancy case because the jurors are now talking about it.

Laura Ingle, uh, our, our friend and family member, KFI and Fox, and now News Nation superstar, covered this, this case and says it was just as wild as it seems on the outside looking in when you're inside.

Good morning, Laura.

Good morning, you guys.

Uh, and now he's prob- he's, it looks like he's gonna ask for the whole thing to be thrown out, for charges to be dropped entirely because of what the jurors said, because of the problems that were laid out.

And I'm sure we're gonna be hearing more of them between now and the end of the month.

Laura Ingle, thank you so much.

Always great to talk to you, and we'll definitely try to get you on again about this case.

Uh, Laura Lingal.

Laura Ingle, our old friend, who we are actually friends with, is, uh, works for that network now, and she's been outside the trial.

Man, how many celebrity trials has she done in her lifetime? Sometime we ought to have her on just to talk about that.

Oh, yeah.

Mm.

Now, famed defense attorney Mark Gallegos, he spoke to News Nation's Laura Ingle on this issue saying that he believes the two competing psychiatrist experts may have ca- uh, canceled each other out, and he's also argued that Rice's assessment and said that he believes the jury could ultimately side, uh, with the defense in this case.

And if Clancy is found guilty, she faces life in prison.

However, legal experts say she could be ultimately committed to a psychiatric institution depending on the outcome, uh, of this case and any insanity finding.