Reasonable doubt

Like it's sitting in that undetermined land and,

Well, that's reasonable doubt.

Exactly.

Right there is that we don't know what happened.

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um i mean i think i think you know we're just we're gonna see the defense go for that reasonable doubt

when

I think the reason though why I think women especially are so fixated on the aspect of the new relationship and why is because there has been, call it a conspiracy theory or what have you, but there has been a sect of the internet that questions whether or not she actually physically did it.

And so if that's true, not saying I'm not a lawyer here, I'm not defending anybody, but if there's an ounce of reasonable doubt there, then when they met could come into play because that goes to the motive.

So the argument on the other side of this is, well, maybe the new wife had something to do with the motivation behind Patrick having involvement.

And then it would matter when they met.

So whatever the ME put in, whatever the evidence came in is, she did it, but she was insane when she did it.

Right.

And even the one juror, my understanding is the one juror that wouldn't do it didn't say it wasn't because he didn't have reasonable doubt.

He just wouldn't have quit her.

A Nevada banker is uneasy about a proposed insured trust meant to protect Flint Rock Ranch and its elderly owner's teenage granddaughter.

It is the second chapter of yours truly, Johnny Dollar's five-part The Matter of Reasonable Doubt, broadcast by CBS Radio on May 29th, 1956, as episode 402.

Bob Bailey stars as freelance insurance investigator Johnny Dollar, following a lead tied to an earlier death as his inquiries carry him from the ranch outside Las Vegas to a local morgue.

The supporting cast includes Susan Whitney, Richard Crenna, Jeanette Nolan, and Forrest Lewis.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.

From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location Las Vegas, Nevada, to the home office, American Northern Trust Company, Hartford, Connecticut.

Assignment, the matter of reasonable doubt.

Expense account continued.

He is the one who was making the charging decisions like we are gonna charge this guy, we're not gonna charge that guy, the reasons why.

So we're gonna dig into why this case is federal, why federal court is different, why there are no cameras, and then we're also gonna dig into the facts of how are the prosecutors doing proving this case and what are the defense attorneys doing to poke holes or potentially create reasonable doubt because while he was a prosecutor in the past, He does a lot of federal criminal defense work still to this day.

So we're going to get coverage from both sides, analysis from both sides to try and figure out exactly what he thinks about Matthew Farwell's federal trial.

All right, dad, we are back here for yet another trial.

This witness could have forgotten.

You didn't get certain data from Matthew Farwell's phone because it was deleted and we never really looked into it until years later.

So talk about how, as a prosecutor, you deal with a bad investigation, as a federal prosecutor looking at the state investigation, while not going too far to say, we can't really prove anything, which is an element of reasonable doubt.

Well, this case is... kind of unique, not necessarily as unique as people might think, where the feds take over a state case where the state won't prosecute it and the feds take it over because the jury has to be explained.

Yeah, I agree.

It's kind of very much in the line of what Koberger's attorney was doing, just throwing things up there for reasonable doubt.

I think they're just throwing as much doubt before they go to trial as they possibly can.

I think that's the only tactic here.

I think he got it off of TikTok.

It's a conspiracy theory thought experiment is what he's doing live.

I mean, it's exactly what it is because he's literally taking, I think, fringe things he's probably seen on TikTok and trying to make it fit a pattern that he wants it to fit to sow reasonable doubt because it doesn't fit.

anything, it doesn't fit anything.