What happened to Nolan Wells, and why did a grand jury decline to indict anyone before the medical examiner’s final report was complete? This week on Reasonable Doubt, Jodi G. digs into three cases where the legal story may be far from over.

First, a grand jury finds insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the mysterious death of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells, whose body was found on Mississippi’s Horn Island two days after he disappeared during a trip with friends. But with the cause and manner of death still not definitively established, an independent examination classified as undetermined, and Nolan’s family calling for a federal investigation, there are still major questions about what happened that day.

Then, Kroy “KJ” Biermann Jr., the 15-year-old son of Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak and former NFL player Kroy Biermann, is facing seven felony charges stemming from allegations involving a minor. KJ denies the allegations. We break down the charges, the reported lack of male DNA, his $200,000 bond, the push to move the case to juvenile court, and prosecutors’ request to interview additional minors.

Finally, Latarsha Sanders is getting a new trial. Her original defense attorney, Elliot Levine, joins Jodi after the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court vacated Sanders’ murder convictions. He takes us inside the original case and the psychiatric evidence the jury never heard, including evidence supporting Sanders’ criminal-responsibility defense.

Three cases. Three very different questions about what happens when the evidence, the investigation, and the justice system don’t tell the same story. Listen now, and decide where you have reasonable doubt.

Featuring: Attorneys Franz Borghardt, Gerald Griggs, and Joshua Schiffer

Content warning: This episode discusses child deaths, allegations of sexual assault involving minors, and serious mental illness.










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Two mothers. Five children killed. Two cases involving serious questions about mental illness. But did the justice system treat Lindsey Clancy and Latasha Sanders the same?
In this episode of Reasonable Doubt, Jodi G is joined by defense attorneys Gerald Griggs and Joshua Schiffer, along with Dr. Susan Hatters Friedman, a board-certified forensic and reproductive psychiatrist who has spent her career studying maternal filicide and the intersection of mental illness and the law.
The panel takes a closer look at the case of Latasha Sanders, whose conviction for killing her two young sons was overturned after Massachusetts' highest court ruled that the jury should have been allowed to hear evidence related to her mental health. Dr. Friedman breaks down the different reasons parents kill their children, what psychosis can actually look like, and why severe mental illness does not always mean someone appears completely disconnected from reality. Gerald and Josh explain criminal responsibility, insanity defenses, the challenges facing public defenders, and what happens when critical mental health evidence never reaches a jury.
The conversation also examines Sanders' disturbing police interrogation, conducted after she had been hospitalized and sedated, and the panel wrestles with a larger question: How much do race, money, media attention, and access to a well-funded defense shape what justice looks like? With Sanders headed toward a new trial following the mistrial in the Lindsey Clancy case, Reasonable Doubt examines two tragedies, two defendants, and the uncomfortable questions raised when mental illness enters the courtroom.
Reasonable Doubt: What the Jury Doesn't Hear goes beyond the verdict to examine the evidence, arguments, and context that can change how we understand a case.

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🚨 THE D4VD CASE: GUILT, OR SOMETHING ELSE? 

🚨Social media has already reached its verdict—but what if they're wrong?

This week on Reasonable Doubt: What The Jury Didn't Hear, Emmy Award-winning producer Jodi Gomes, Paternity Court's Judge Lauren Lake, and a powerhouse panel of legal experts peel back the layers of suspicion surrounding the D4VD case.

From viral courtroom clips and body language analysis to legal strategy, public perception, and the facts hidden beneath the headlines, our panel dives deep into the questions everyone is asking—but few are answering.

⚖️ Is appearance of guilt being mistaken for guilt?
⚖️ Are social media narratives distorting the truth?
⚖️ What critical facts are getting lost in the outrage?
⚖️ What aren't we being told?

No spin. No groupthink. Just raw legal analysis and uncomfortable questions.  Because the deeper we dig, the murkier the truth becomes.

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🚨 NEW CASE ALERT: INSIDE THE ROB REINER DOUBLE MURDER CASE 🚨
A shocking double murder. A defendant facing the fight of his life. And a case that could hinge on the smallest details.This week on Reasonable Doubt: What The Jury Didn't Hear, Emmy Award-winning producer Jodi Gomes is joined by defense attorney Gerald Griggs and former prosecutor Franz Borghardt to break down the Rob Reiner double murder case from the very beginning.Before opening statements are ever made, we're peeling back the facts, examining the evidence, identifying potential weaknesses in the investigation, and predicting how both sides will approach what could become one of the most closely watched trials in the country.

⚖️ What do we know so far?⚖️ What evidence could drive the prosecution's case?
⚖️ Where are the biggest opportunities for the defense?
⚖️ How will jurors likely react to the facts?
⚖️ What legal strategy is Rob Reiner's defense team most likely to pursue?

Gerald Griggs and Franz Borghardt go head-to-head, analyzing the case through the eyes of both the prosecution and the defense while exploring the key questions that could ultimately decide the verdict.This is your roadmap to the trial before the trial begins.

🔥 The facts.
🔥 The legal strategy.
🔥 The hidden weaknesses.
🔥 The questions nobody else is asking.Because sometimes the most important part of a case is what happens long before a jury ever enters the courtroom.

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