Скачать или смотреть How We Won 61 Murder Trials Without a Single Piece of Forensic Evidence PART 3

Step back into the choreography of the courtroom—this time into a world with no DNA, no cell phones, no internet, no surveillance, and no jury consultants.

In Part 3, Gregg Owen takes you to May 1980 and the trial of People v. Mitchell Weinger, a time when prosecutors had to win murder cases without a single piece of forensic evidence.

Across 64 jury trials—61 of them murders—Gregg never had a fingerprint, shoe print, or footprint of any kind. What he did have was his partner, Mike Goggin, and witnesses who were prepared well enough to survive the attack of a hostile defense lawyer.

Because back then, if your witnesses weren’t ready to walk into a courtroom, stare down twelve strangers, and withstand a defense attorney tearing at their throat…
you didn’t have a case.
You were already beat.

This is the raw truth behind how trials worked before modern forensics—and it’s the foundation of the world inside Convergence, Gregg’s true crime account of real Chicago murder trials.

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Up next in the Choreography of the Courtroom: Witness Preparation. It's extremely important, or the case falls apart.

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