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On Saturday, January 15, a terrorist held four people hostage, Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker and three congregants, at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas. The armed hostage-taker was gunned down several hours later, and the hostages were freed and unharmed. This hate crime, is also connected to others involved in the plot, in Manchester, England where arrests have been made. Katrina’s guest, Rabbi Rachel Greengrass of Temple Beth Am in South Florida, talks about how attacks such as this affect the communities and individuals targeted, growing anti-semitism and what is being done to keep congregants as safe as possible.

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"This episode's guest is one of THE most memorable people I’ve ever interviewed,” shared Katrina Daniel. His name is Rolando Garcia and he spent 17 years on Florida’s death row at the infamous Raiford prison. Garcia was involved with cop-turned-serial killer — Manny Pardo. Manny himself was put to death for killing 9 people, 7 of whom he claimed were drug dealers because he "was just doing the world a public service by blowing them away.” Garcia spent years clearing his own name and has built himself a successful, happy and crime-free life. Listen to his fascinating story and learn more about Manny Pardo by following the link below. Follow us on social media @PtimeTimeCrime_ and subscribe to our podcast (free) at the link below!

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Just as the latest on the Ghislaine Maxwell trial is breaking…Katrina’s first guest of 2022 is Ben Weider, Investigative Reporter for The Miami Herald. The Herald’s Julie Brown and her team played a substantial role in pursuing the sex trafficking story surrounding Jeffrey Epstein in 2008. Ben and Katrina talk about the Prince Andrew settlement, the possibility of Maxwell “flipping” and more of the latest behind-the-scenes news from the Maxwell trial. Please follow us on social media: IG, TW and FB - @PrimeTimeCrime_ and be sure to subscribe to our podcast on Apple or Spotify Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. It’s free!

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By now we all know the late Jeffrey Epstein’s partner and procurer has been found guilty in federal court in New York of 5 of the 6 counts against her. She’s facing at least 60 years in prison. But, we have not heard the end of Ghislaine Maxwell. She is also facing other charges. Katrina Daniel’s guests, top criminal defense attorneys Michael Rosen and Joe Rosenbaum deep dive the trial. Interesting to see what happens next.

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In 2000, the body of a young woman was found stuffed into a suitcase and dumped along a busy road outside of Ft Lauderdale. Her name was Kimberly Dietz Livesay- she had been brutally beaten to death. Mere weeks later, another young woman, 21- year- old Sia Demas, was found... also beaten to death, her body stuffed into a duffel bag. Several months later, still another girl, Jessica Good, was found stabbed to death, floating in Miami’s Biscayne Bay. DNA linked to Brazilian flight attendant, pilot, and now serial killer, Roberto Wagner Fernandes, to the murders in South Florida. Here to tell us is Reporter, Chris Perkins.

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James and Jennifer Crumbley, are the parents of alleged shooter Ethan Crumbley. Ethan shot and killed 4 of his fellow students and injured several more at his high school in Michigan with a semi-automatic weapon his parents bought him as an early Christmas present. Ethan carried it to school in his backpack. Both he and his parents have pled not guilty. They also claim they didn’t flee arrest even though they took out $4,000 from an ATM, fled their home and hid in an art warehouse miles from their home in Michigan; missing their arraignment. Their lawyers, of course, say it is all a misunderstanding. Katrina and her guest (borderline co-host), Prosecutor Richard Gregorie, take a look at all the evidence.

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After years of waiting in jail, the sex trafficking trial of former British Socialite Ghislaine Maxwell began this past week. Testimony came from Jeffrey Epstein’s pilot, as well as one of the accusers who did not share her real name. Maxwell has tried to get out of prison 4 times, offering to renounce her British and French citizenship, promising not to flee the country, offering the government $27.5 million to let her out on bond, Judge Allison Nathan declined each time. McClatchey News service reporter Ben Weider is covering this trial..and he has some great insights to share with Katrina Daniel and listeners.

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With two of the year’s most high-profile criminal trials wrapped up – the courtroom behavior of the judges and defense attorneys is something to talk about. Our focus is on defense attorney Laura Hougue, for Travis McMichael, who shot and killed Ahmaud Arbery. And, on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial’s Judge Bruce Schroeder. Here to analyze along with Katrina Daniel, Criminal Defense Attorney Michael Rosen and former Federal and State Prosecutor, Dick Gregorie.

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On death row for 20 years, Julius Jones's life was spared just hours before set to be executed in an Oklahoma prison. Jones was a 19-year-old college student when he became the primary suspect for the killing of an Oklahoma businessman, Paul Howell. Despite lingering questions of Jones's guilt, he has remained on death row. But now with his sentence commuted, he will no longer be executed, but will still spend his life in prison. Katrina is joined by returning guest Criminal Defense Attorney, Bruce Fleisher, who is an expert of death penalty cases.

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The frightening tragedy at Houston’s Astroworld, 50,000 people in attendance during the Travis Scott concert. Eight young people lost their lives, including a 9-year-old and a 14-year-old. Concert goers suffocated and trampled to death as the crowd went wild. There is just so much blame to go around. The fire marshals did not shut the concert down, the police and other security did not shut the concert down. The promoters and organizers, Live Nation, did not shut the concert down. Travis Scott? He continued to perform – although he did call out the ambulance that drove through the crowd once he saw it. Scott mentioned that someone had passed out and asked for help, but he never stopped performing. Lawsuits are coming for Travis and company. Katrina Daniel talks with personal injury attorney, Andy Yaffa, about what is expected to happen next.

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