James and Billy do a dramatic reading of the end of part 1, chapter 9, in which MacDonald, during his April 6 interrogation, continues to offer explanations -- or non-explanations -- of the evidence collected by the CID. After the reading, James shares some interesting finds in all his readings.

This episode features a complete AI-generated recreation of attorney Dan Kornstein’s closing argument defending author Joe McGinniss in the 1987 lawsuit brought by Jeffrey MacDonald

The April 6 interrogation continues. As always, James and Billy provide commentary and analysis. James also provides some updates on research he's been doing.

In this bonus episode, we present an AI-generated recreation of Brian Murtagh’s closing argument from the 1979 federal trial of Jeffrey MacDonald.

This bonus episode features an AI-generated recreation of Jim Blackburn’s powerful closing argument from the 1979 trial of Jeffrey MacDonald.

This episode is part two of a projected three-episode discussion of Part 1, Chapter 9: MacDonald's April 6, 1970 interview with the MPs, in which he renders an account that "would stick to him like tar for years afterward, in all its messy and inconvenient detail."

The beginning of the episode includes speculation on MacDonald's pursuit of a pardon.

This episode is part one of a projected three-episode discussion of Part 1, Chapter 9: MacDonald's April 6, 1970 interview with the MPs, in which he renders an account that "would stick to him like tar for years afterward, in all its messy and inconvenient detail."

In this chapter, Jeffrey reflects on another hard year in his married life and his surprising decision to join the Army. As always, James offer commentary and analysis.

This is the final installment of our AI-generated recreation of the April 6, 1970, interrogation of Jeffrey MacDonald by Army CID investigators William Ivory, Robert Shaw, and Franz Joseph Grebner at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Using advanced voice synthesis, we bring the official transcript to life, capturing the dramatic escalation as the interrogation reaches its conclusion.

This is Part 3 of our AI-generated recreation of the April 6, 1970, interrogation of Jeffrey MacDonald by Army CID investigators William Ivory, Robert Shaw, and Franz Joseph Grebner at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Using advanced voice synthesis, we bring the official transcript to life, preserving the intensifying tension as the investigators move from probing to outright confrontation.