
Rabia and Ellyn Solve the Case is Available Now!
Oct 6, 2022
Rabia Chaudry, a true crime podcaster and lawyer, teams up with Ellyn Marsh, a comedian and true crime enthusiast, to explore infamous cases with a humorous twist. They dive deep into the Lacey Peterson case, reevaluating its evidence and the societal perceptions surrounding it. The discussion also sheds light on the media's impact on public opinion and the unique aspects of high-profile trials, including comparisons to the O.J. Simpson case, all while keeping the conversation engaging and insightful.
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Rabia’s Law School Reflection
- Rabia Chaudry was in law school during the Lacey Peterson case and realized media narratives can be misleading.
- She feels ashamed of the public's rush to judgment driven by sensational media coverage.
Media Circus Undermined Fair Trial
- The Lacey Peterson case was a media circus from the start, deliberately fueled by the police.
- This media frenzy eliminated any chance for the defendant to start with presumption of innocence.
Reconsidering Case With New Eyes
- The hosts urge listeners to reconsider the case with fresh eyes free from assumptions.
- They challenge if circumstantial evidence meets the high standard of beyond reasonable doubt.