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Try Trial Again episodes
- 83. Oh, It's a Last Name
15-year-old Martha Moxley was murdered outside her home in Greenwich, Connecticut on October 30, 1975. Was her neighbor Michael Skakel the killer? We argue the case with Liz Gonzales. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for episode pictures and more.
1 hr 11 min - 82. Nature's Medicine
In 1611, Countess Elizabeth Bathory was accused of kidnapping and killing hundreds of girls from all over Hungary. Were her servants accomplices in the murders or victims of the countess themselves? We argue the case with Karisa Gilman Hernandez. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram for episode pictures and more!
1 hr 7 min - 81. Gonna End Up Being Shade
Did Cassandra Peterson rip off Maila Nurmi's Vampira character to create Elvira, Mistress of the Dark? We argue the case with Rosenellie Bayron! Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for episode pictures are more!
1 hr 3 min - 80. Three Beasts and a Waterbed
Arne Johnson stabbed his landlord Alan Bono to death in 1981. What prompted the murder - a fight over Arne's girlfriend or...demonic possession? We argue the "Devil Made Me Do It" case with Michele and Barb Dumoulin on the first of four Halloween shows! Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!
1 hr 12 min - 79. The Toolbox Theory
Did Leigh Stubbs and a friend assault Kim Williams during a Mississippi road trip? We argue the case with Kaitlin Petersen. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for episode pictures and more.
1 hr 6 min - 78. A Guy and His Aunt
Misha Defonseca wrote a best-selling memoir about her Holocaust survival story. Did her publisher Jane Daniel cheat her out of the profits? Or did Misha con Jane? We argue the case with Catherine Hoyt. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for episode pictures and more.
1 hr 15 min - 77. Emperor's New Clothes Situation
Gucci CEO Domenico De Sole paid $8 million for a painting he thought was the work of a famous abstract impressionist. When it was exposed as a forgery, he sued art dealer Ann Freedman for fraud. Did she know it was fake when she sold it to him? We argue the case with Hyo Jeung. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for episode pictures and more!
1 hr 9 min - 76. A Thing Called Tapes
In February 1974, a group of San Francisco radicals kidnapped newspaper heiress Patty Hearst. Two months later, she helped them rob a bank. Was she victim of brainwashing, or a willing participant? We argue the case with Natalia Harasymowicz. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
1 hr 10 min - Re-release: Madam Mirrorball
We're off this week, so we're re-upping a TTA classic - episode 4: Madam Mirrorball with Carrie Faverty!
52 min - 75. Always Better on Time
Curtis Flowers was tried six times for murders at a Mississippi furniture store. Was he the killer though? We argue the case with David May. Follow @TryTrialAgain on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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About Try Trial Again
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Try Trial Again re-argues controversial court cases for our guest jury of one, and covers developments outside the courtroom that might have impacted the verdict.