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Karen Read, charged twice in the death of Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, has opened up about her ongoing legal battle, strained personal life, and unyielding quest for justice in an interview with *Vanity Fair*. Speaking to reporter Julie Miller, who was granted unrestricted access, Read shared insights into her Read more…
The mother of Elijah Vue, a 3-year-old boy whose remains were found months after he was reported missing, pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to charges linked to his death in Manitowoc County. Katrina Baur, 31, appeared over Zoom from the Manitowoc County Jail as her attorney entered the plea on Read more…
On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the gripping testimony of Dr. Monica Wala, who claims that Richard Allen confessed to the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams. We explore the chilling details shared in the courtroom, including Allen’s recount of the crime and his erratic behavior in solitary Read more…
How Diddy ‘Normalized’ Violence And A Culture Of Rape With Close Friends What happens when the celebrity culture we admire takes a sinister turn into something darker? Allegations are mounting against Sean “Diddy” Combs, with over 30 civil cases now accusing him of horrendous acts. In this episode, Tony Brueski Read more…
On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the explosive new developments surrounding the Menendez brothers’ case. With clemency appeals now in front of Governor Gavin Newsom and resentencing hearings scheduled for November and December, the brothers’ fight for freedom enters its most crucial phase yet. As L.A. District Attorney George Read more…
On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the upcoming grand jury testimony that could shake up the federal case against Sean “Diddy” Combs. With new witnesses preparing to testify, prosecutors are eyeing a superseding indictment that could push the trial date back from May 5. What does that mean for Read more…
Did The Delphi ‘Unspent Bullet’ Come From A Delphi Officer On The Scene Rather Than Richard Allen? Ever wonder what happens when a confession letter looks like it was written by a kindergartner, and the state’s whole case relies on a single unspent bullet? Well, buckle up because this case Read more…
Could the Menendez brothers finally go free after decades behind bars? With LA’s district attorney hinting at their possible release, this notorious case is back in the spotlight, raising questions about justice, trauma, and survival. George Gascón’s recent statement adds fuel to the fire as he believes the Menendez brothers’ Read more…
On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the latest developments in the Richard Allen trial, where key interrogation videos and emotional testimonies took center stage. With the Reid technique’s controversial tactics in the spotlight, Tony unpacks how the investigation’s psychological pressure is shaping the narrative—and what it could mean for Read more…
Can memories from 2017 still be trusted in 2024? That’s the big question as the Richard Allen trial finally unfolds in Delphi. As eyewitnesses, now in their 20s, take the stand, their recollections of “Bridge Guy” are being weighed against a backdrop of evolving memories and unreliable testimony. One middle-aged Read more…