Dorothy Newell

This episode features Dorothy Newell, a Dateline producer, detailing the high-stakes Brian Walshe trial, where he claims his wife died of natural causes. Isar Harpaz shares shocking developments in the Jay Lee case, including a guilty plea from Timothy Harrington. Mario Garcia updates on Luigi Mangione's pretrial hearings and the intrigue surrounding the new Diddy documentary. Emily Simpson, a lawyer and Real Housewives star, discusses her true crime podcast work and advocacy for the wrongfully convicted, highlighting the challenges they face post-release.

Dorothy Newell, a Dateline producer known for her in-depth reporting, shares revealing insights on the Brian Walshe case, including forensic evidence and the implications of his guilty plea. Kevin Geis, a reporter from NBC Connecticut, details the complex trial of Michelle Troconis and her ongoing appeal, highlighting surveillance inconsistencies and defense claims. Marissa Meyer brings the Dateline Roundup, covering the shocking murder of coach John Beam and how criminology students solved a cold case, alongside reflections from NXIVM's Allison Mack on her controversial past.

Dorothy Newell, a courtroom reporter, shares gripping insights from the Brian Walshe trial, including shocking testimony about a love triangle and disturbing evidence related to body disposal. Nate Eaton dives into the decades-old Galvani case, highlighting the chilling story of a mother’s murder and the daughter's relentless quest for justice that leads to her father's arrest. Legal analyst Danny Savalos tackles juror misconduct, explaining its serious implications in trials and why jurors might be tempted to break the rules.