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Sep 20, 2026
Tyler AllenHOST
In a case built entirely on circumstantial evidence, reasonable doubt could emerge from many directions.
Tyler AllenHOST
Cara Rintala's murder trial began in February 2013.
Tyler AllenHOST
The lawyers argued, witnesses testified, and in the end, the jury deliberated, day after day after day.
Tyler AllenHOST
WWLP 22 News reported on the trial.
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After four days of deliberations, Hampshire County Superior Court Judge Mary Lou Rupp declared a mistrial in the Cara Rental murder case.
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The jury's foreman told Judge Rupp this afternoon that the jury was unable to come to a unanimous verdict.
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The jury said that further deliberations would not result in a verdict they would all agree to, forcing the judge to declare a mistrial.
Tyler AllenHOST
A year later, prosecutors tried the case again.
Chris PaulHOST
And we're supposed to understand that we don't want this board because this is just another attempt to censor AI in the way that they censored people a few years ago.
Chris PaulHOST
And the, the argument that he was making was dependent on us actually believing that Twitter was a free speech platform now and that the Twitter Files were real disclosure and not a limited hangout.
Chris PaulHOST
And so you have this, this info op from 2022, which was the Twitter Files, that people on Twitter took as like the ultimate disclosure and exposure of the censorship industrial complex, which it was not, that enabled Twitter to be a free d- a free speech platform, which it is not.
Chris PaulHOST
And so those are two fundamental premises of his argument, and I think you found the post right here, right?
Jon HeroldHOST
I did, yeah.
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Burning BrightHOST
Again, I don't believe a lot of people are following the media necessarily, but it is true that the PSYOPs kinda disseminate anyway, by default almost, uh, in the social sphere.
Burning BrightHOST
But I see it, um, you know, we talk about narrative seeding and all that, but it's a- it's also, like, a math equation, I think, when the media's laying out the AI doom loop PSYOP, everything Chris was just talking about, about, you know, the narrative leading up to the midterms, and it, you know, precedes the results we're then going to be told about.
Burning BrightHOST
It's like the media, I don't think, the media industrial complex expects a result to be read from an election, and all the normies to be like, "Oh, yes, CNN seeded the narrative that this would happen, and therefore I believe it." It's more that when your teacher is like, "Can I s-," you, you provide the answer to the math equation, and then they ask for you to show the work.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
It's l- internationally rated as being corrupt, and therefore the fact that their former prime minister and president has been found guilty of murdering political opponents, that's gonna have an effect internally.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
I should also say the judges mentioned the fact there was a c- a trial that took place against a background of terrible witness intimidation.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
Attempts to prosecute Kosovo leaders before have seen witnesses suddenly retr- withdraw their testimony, go silent, in one case, murder.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
And they made that point.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
You will be held to account for any crimes you commit.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
At the same time, th- he remains very popular, Hashim Thaci.
Paul MossCORRESPONDENT
We've already seen protests breaking out, and there have been predictions there could be more protests by his supporters, both in The Hague, where the trial took place, and also in Kosovo itself.
Celia HattonHOST
Paul Moss.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
In Dodge City, a hungry man named Homer Tisdale is accused of a stage office robbery and killing, with little means to defend himself.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
On March 22, 1959, CBS Radio brought listeners Gunsmoke, The Trial, Episode 363.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
William Conrad stars as Marshal Matt Dillon, alongside Parley Bear as Chester Proudfoot, Howard McNair as Doc Adams, and Georgia Ellis as Kitty.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
As Circuit Judge Stokes convenes court in an old dance hall across the tracks, Dillon follows the case beyond the testimony.
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Mark EiglarshHOST
Odds are, as we both agree, there's probably multiple holdouts, you know, on different sides.
Mark EiglarshHOST
And then a mistrial is declared.
Mark EiglarshHOST
Then what, Jonna? Then what?
Jonna SpilborHOST
Right.
Jonna SpilborHOST
Right.
Jonna SpilborHOST
And I think you and I have a little bit of a different opinion.
Jonna SpilborHOST
I say that if there is a mistrial, it's going to open the door for renegotiation for Lindsay Clancy so that the prosecution doesn't have to bring back five witnesses.
Mark EiglarshHOST
What do you accept if you're her lawyer? What can you live with? What do you think is a good plea bargain? I have yet to come up with anything that I would consider taking, especially since I'm thinking if we try this again, It's going to be hung again.
Caroline CheethamHOST
Hello and welcome to The Trial UK.
Caroline CheethamHOST
I'm Caroline Cheetham.
Caroline CheethamHOST
Today on the podcast, for anyone who's following the ongoing case of Lindsay Clancy in the USA, or for anyone who followed our coverage of the Preston Davey case, or actually anyone any of our trials, you'll know the evidence that many of the juries have to sit through, often for weeks or months on end, can be some of the most harrowing.
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Caroline CheethamHOST
It's been lovely to talk to you.
Caroline CheethamHOST
And you as well, again.
Caroline CheethamHOST
So that's it for today on The Trial UK.
Caroline CheethamHOST
Don't forget to look out for that episode on Trial USA when the Lindsay Clancy verdict comes in.
Caroline CheethamHOST
And also a mention for our really fantastic new series, Crimes That Changed The Law.
John J. WileyHOST
He had issues himself, including his own alcoholism.
John J. WileyHOST
He wound up representing a man in a landmark murder trial that changed his life.
John J. WileyHOST
Welcome to the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show.
John J. WileyHOST
In the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show, we are joined by special guests talking about their experiences, their realities investigating crimes.
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John J. WileyHOST
And we're talking with, uh, McCracken Poston.
John J. WileyHOST
He's an attorney in Georgia.
John J. WileyHOST
Uh, and he wrote the book about this world-famous trial, which we'll start talking about in a few moments, uh, called Zenith Man: Death, Love, and Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom.
John J. WileyHOST
His website is zenithmanbook.com, zenithmanbook.com. Before we go to break, uh, is that Zenith Man, was that because the defendant was a TV repairman, or is that because he hit his zenith in, uh, uh, the apex of his career?