Unraveled S4 Ep.2: The Call
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Dec 1, 2021 Ken Lewis, a former assistant state attorney, shares insights from the confusing and tragic Ward murder case. He discusses the infamous 9-1-1 call that rocked the public, revealing the complexities surrounding the accused’s character and emotional state. The episode explores the psychological impact of trauma, how media frenzy shapes perception, and the nuances of courtroom dynamics. Listeners hear personal stories about coping with family crises while confronting the harsh realities of public scrutiny and the legal system.
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The 911 Call Release
- Bob Ward's 911 call, where he repeatedly stated, "I shot my wife," was released almost immediately due to Florida's Sunshine Law.
- This blunt confession in an affluent neighborhood like Isleworth made it a captivating news story.
911 Call as Key Evidence
- The prosecution viewed Bob Ward's 911 call as a crucial piece of evidence.
- His repeated statement, "I shot my wife," and seemingly emotionless demeanor led them to believe it wasn't an accident.
911 Call and Guilt
- Ken Lewis, a former assistant state attorney, found Bob Ward's 911 call highly unusual.
- In his experience, people involved in accidents or suicides rarely incriminate themselves immediately after the event.