A jury deadlocked. A shocking verdict. A convicted defendant allowed to go home. And an 11-month-old baby found buried alive.
This week on 13th Juror: Court Report, we're breaking down some of the biggest developments in cases making headlines across the country.
After weeks of explosive testimony in the Matthew Farwell trial, jurors sent a note suggesting they couldn't reach a verdict. But what happened next changed everything. And now, there are even more questions about the people responsible for investigating Sandra Birchmore's death.
In the Lindsay Clancy case, a judge has handed down three major rulings that could have significant implications for what happens next. We're breaking down what they mean and where this case goes from here.
A jury has convicted Cooper Ouellette in the death of 17-year-old Sophie Ringquist. But it's what the judge allowed him to do after the verdict that has people talking.
And in South Carolina, an 11-month-old baby was discovered buried alive in a dog crate. How did investigators find him? What do we know about his father's troubling past? And what could have motivated someone to do something so unimaginable?
PLUS:
Karen Read: A major development involving the Massachusetts State Police.
Pammy Maye: A jury delivers its verdict in the murder of a five-year-old boy after a controversial insanity defense.
Whitney Purvis: A former MTV reality star faces the possibility of decades behind bars in connection with a fatal overdose.
Tyler Robinson: A major step forward in the Charlie Kirk murder case.
And we're giving you a sneak peek at our next full-length episode, Georgia v. Lacy Boles. A husband found dead. A wife who says it was suicide. Investigators who believe otherwise. And a murder trial more than six years in the making.
All of that and more on this week's 13th Juror: Court Report.
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