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The Megyn Kelly Show
Merrick Garland's Potential Felonies, and New Evidence in Idaho Murders Case, with Ric Grenell, Marcia Clark, and Mark Geragos | Ep. 577
Jun 28, 2023
Join Ric Grenell, the former acting DNI director, as he tackles the potential perjury of AG Merrick Garland and political maneuverings surrounding Trump’s legal battles. Marcia Clark, a renowned prosecutor, and Mark Geragos, an esteemed trial attorney, delve into the chilling details of the Idaho murders case, where the death penalty is on the line. They explore evidence dynamics and the defense's strategy, plus updates on the Menendez brothers' trial and implications of new legislation in California. A riveting discussion with legal brains at the forefront!
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- The use of circumstantial evidence, such as the direct DNA match found on the knife sheath, provides strong support for the prosecution's case in the Idaho murder trial.
- Genetic genealogy and DNA evidence have played significant roles in identifying the suspect and linking him to the crime in the Brian Colberger murder trial.
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Prosecutors seek death penalty in Brian Colberger murder trial, shocking the panel and raising challenges
Prosecutors in the Brian Colberger murder trial in Idaho have announced that they will seek the death penalty. This move does not come as a surprise given the heinous nature of the crime in which Colberger is accused of killing four college students. The panel discusses the potential challenges this decision may pose in front of a jury, considering that the death penalty is on the table. It is debated whether seeking capital punishment can lead to a more pro-prosecution jury or a more reluctant one. Also addressed is the use of circumstantial evidence in the case, specifically the direct DNA match of Brian Colberger's DNA found on the knife sheath left at the murder scene. While some may question the nature of circumstantial evidence, the panel clarifies that it includes reliable indications such as fingerprints or DNA. This significant DNA match provides strong support for the prosecution's case against Colberger.
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