Will Arlo give similar testimony two years later when he turns on John Graham? Compare this trial and Johns by listening in this week!

John's extradition was flawed at every level. From information being withheld to irresponsible Minister decisions, it was an injustice.

The opening statements were powerful but in a case this old, was there reasonable doubt and should the jury have found him not guilty?

35 years almost to the day that Anna Mae Aquash was murdered, John Graham was convicted in a South Dakota court room to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Whether or not you believe he is guilty is irrelevant if the process by which he was convicted was not fair or constitutional and this is exactly the issue in the case of John Graham.

A quick wrap of Season 1 and a look forward at Season 2 and 3!

David Berkowitz has been in jail for over 40 years. If ever a man was rehabilitated it would appear to be David. Maybe it's time for parole?

Was Ken born to kill or did his upbringing contribute to the moniker he would come to be known as? As we wrap up the co-ed murder (at least for now until I review more evidence), Ken remains vigilant in filing his appeals and undaunted that the Court of Appeals refused to hear them.

One woman made a mistake that sent her to jail for years of her life while another provided a fake alibi then retracted it before it became a criminal matter.

Ken's lies pile up in the beginning and a Covid-19 rant on democracy this week!

Diane Wilder was alive and while proving it all these years later would be almost impossible at best, based on the few crime scene photos I have reviewed, there is no doubt in my mind she went into the hatchback of that car alive.