Clarky brings a New Years story to the jury.  It's the tragic tale of Tyrone Hassell, gunned down in his father's driveway on New Years eve and the subsequent unravelling of bad decisions made by his wife and her lover.

Swanny tells the story of little Collier Landry (Boyle) whose love of his mother Noreen lead to him being crucial in bringing her killer to justice when he was just 12 years old.

For anyone who has seen The Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt, this story has some parallels and even has a person named Schmidt in it.  Schmidty (no relation) tells the story of John Jamelske who hoarded bottles, cans, and collected women off the streets. 

As Barry Crocker intoned, good neighbours become good friends.  Which may be true, but not in this collection of neighbours from hell, brought to you by Clarky.

Transcript: https://trialbywine.com/blog#8bfe4099-fac3-43a2-b49c-0423db3629de

Swanny terrifies the gang with the story of Israel Keyes, a serial killer who took planning to the next level.

Nothing says 'I love you' like living in a crawl space and leaving notes on the kitchen counter written in condiments, just ask Daniel LaPlant who terrorised a young woman and her family and went on to commit truly heinous crimes.

Clarky tells a story of greed, murder and outsourcing.  You're only as good as the team around you which Mary Ellen Samuels knew too well.

Schmidty takes us to Alabama University where Amy Bishop gunned down her innocent colleagues one horrific afternoon.  But wait, there's more....

Swanny brings us a story from ol' Blighty, about Mick Philpott, possibly one of the most repugnant people we've talked about thus far.  Shameless indeed.

Clarky shares a listener recommendation about a dark obsession that lead to the death of Rachel Barber, an innocent and beautiful young woman who did nothing but be her best self.