
Report for jury duty each week with Brandi Churchwell. As the host of 13th Juror, Brandi walks you through the heart of a case, not just the crime, but the trial. The prosecution’s strategy. The defense’s counterargument. The testimony the jury heard, and at times, the evidence they didn’t hear.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

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I just found this podcast through either The Deck or one of Ashley’s other podcasts! I absolutely love the way you
I have started the Karen Reed series, I followed it when it was going on. I am learning so much more listening to you! This is great!present the information
I lived every episode… then the Bob Motta interview !!!! WOW! The insights are nothing less than shocking.. great Podcast
Thank you so much for covering this case. More people need to delve into this case like they have in the Karen Reid case. As a true critical thinker I believe Richard Allen percent innocent. And Bob Motta is not a charlatan, but a truth seeker if he believed Richard Allen was guilty. He would say so. But the facts do not bear that out.
This is some weird Richard Allen defense podcast disguised as true crime reporting. Had I known it was an Ashley Flowers podcast I never would have even listened. Prepare to hear her smug and smarmy voice consistently on commercial break. She and this podcast are Grade A trolls- taking a contrarian viewpoint as rage bait for the general listener (this guy is guilty). It worked, I’m angry at myself for blowing several hours of time of this nonsense. Unsubscribed
Thoroughly enjoy the podcast, the Bob Motta episode especially. Compelling guest. But I have so many follow up questions for him—I wish there was a way to comment, leave a question. Anyway, so good, really
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Focusing on criminal cases and their courtroom battles, this podcast offers rigorous analysis of high-profile legal stories, delving into court documents and evidence presented during trials. It caters to true crime enthusiasts with episodes that reveal the complexities of the law, the justice system, and the human stories behind the headlines. Unique aspects include a commitment to thorough research and analysis, providing listeners with a comprehensive narrative that mainstream media often overlooks. Episodes feature in-depth explorations of both well-known cases and less-publicized trials, as well as interviews with legal experts, adding nuanced perspectives to the discussions about justice and accountability.
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