<p>In 1611, Countess Elizabeth Bathory was accused of kidnapping and killing hundreds of girls from all over Hungary. Were her servants accomplices in the murders or victims of the countess themselves? We argue the case with Karisa Gilman Hernandez. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram for episode pictures and more!</p>

In 1611, Countess Elizabeth Bathory was accused of kidnapping and killing hundreds of girls from all over Hungary. Were her servants accomplices in the murders or victims of the countess themselves? We argue the case with Karisa Gilman Hernandez. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram for episode pictures and more!

<p>In 1611, Countess Elizabeth Bathory was accused of kidnapping and killing hundreds of girls from all over Hungary. Were her servants accomplices in the murders or victims of the countess themselves?&nbsp;We argue the case with Karisa Gilman Hernandez. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram for episode pictures and more!</p>

82. Nature's Medicine

Try Trial Again re-argues controversial court cases for our guest jury of one, and covers developments outside the courtroom that might have impacted the verdict.

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82. Nature's Medicine

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