Sep 11, 2026 · 14 min · 8 segments
"TRIALS & ERRORS” Blair Castro and Thomas Jenkins explore some of America’s most high-profile criminal cases—and the enormous power the media has in shaping the court of public opinion. From Lindsay…
I'll talk a little bit about other trials in the past that I've witnessed, like take place in the media.
Except in Baymanette, because they probably won't let you through the door if you have anything like an ink pen or cell phone, you have to leave all that.
But I stood because I was too awkward to leave and I just watched the whole trial.
But anyways, trials in the news are a little special as opposed to trials that just take place down at the courthouse because there's this huge media blitz around them.
So, you know, I went to law school in Orlando and the year of the Casey Anthony trial, I was in Orange County and I was interning there and I actually lived down the road from Casey Anthony.
And when the daughter Kaylee went missing, there was a big manhunt and everybody was there searching for the baby.
And I remember this all taking place, like all the neighbors, every neighborhood like doing this, all the blitz around the courthouse, you know, everything that was going on with that was a media circus.
And I started realizing at this point, I was like in my second year of law school, I was like, the real trial takes place in the media and the public eye.
I'll talk a little bit about other trials in the past that I've witnessed, like take place in the media.
Except in Baymanette, because they probably won't let you through the door if you have anything like an ink pen or cell phone, you have to leave all that.
But I stood because I was too awkward to leave and I just watched the whole trial.
But anyways, trials in the news are a little special as opposed to trials that just take place down at the courthouse because there's this huge media blitz around them.
So, you know, I went to law school in Orlando and the year of the Casey Anthony trial, I was in Orange County and I was interning there and I actually lived down the road from Casey Anthony.
And when the daughter Kaylee went missing, there was a big manhunt and everybody was there searching for the baby.
And I remember this all taking place, like all the neighbors, every neighborhood like doing this, all the blitz around the courthouse, you know, everything that was going on with that was a media circus.
And I started realizing at this point, I was like in my second year of law school, I was like, the real trial takes place in the media and the public eye.
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