
Report for jury duty each week with Brandi Churchwell. As the host of 13th Juror, Brandi breaks down the biggest true crime cases making headlines. Through in-depth case deep dives and our weekly Court Report, you'll get the facts, the evidence, and the courtroom updates that matter—so you can follow every case from investigation to verdict.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 161 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This week on Court Report, Patrick Clancy speaks publicly for the first time since Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial—and new allegations surrounding the lone holdout juror are raising even more questions about what happened inside that jury room.
Plus, new ... more
On February 16, 2022, Jared Bridegan was driving home with his two-year-old daughter when he came across a tire blocking the road.
He stopped to move it.
Seconds later, he was dead.
What looked like a roadside shooting would unravel into an allege... more
This week on Court Report, we’re covering a packed slate of trials, new developments, and cases taking some unexpected turns.
A self-proclaimed witch is standing trial for the alleged murder of a young mother whose body has never been found — and th... more
Andrea Yates and Lindsay Clancy — two mothers, two tragedies, and two cases separated by more than two decades that raised many of the same difficult questions.
In this episode, we take a deeper look at Andrea Yates: the years of severe mental illne... more
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New listener and really enjoying the podcast.
My only hang up is that you can’t hide the episodes you’ve already listened to or organize by newest or oldest episodes.
Hoping that can change soon! I find it a bit overwhelming
Thank you Brandi for summarizing important cases in an informative, organized and well researched format so that I, a working mom, can still keep up to date. Started with the Karen Read trial and now Lindsay Clancy. You go above and beyond!
I like this podcast but seriously needs noise editing which surprises me because it’s is part of Audiochuck. All of their other podcasts are great with no weird mouth noises.
I have listened to every episode on this podcast and I can appreciate the work and research that Brandi puts into every episode. One thing I’ve noted with the Lindsay Clancy case, she is not including any speculation the public and social media has of the husband. I understand she’s presenting facts and everything happening inside the courtroom, but it just seems one sided to not include at least a snippet or acknowledging that some of Patrick’s story does not add up.
It’s really disappointing how bias this podcast is. I was hoping to get a non-bias recap, but the host has made up her mind before the jury has. She’d be eliminated from a jury pool in a heartbeat.
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Yields a steady cadence of weekly courtroom updates and deep dives into high-profile true crime cases, blending case chronology with procedural analysis and commentary on legal strategy. Episodes repeatedly cover court developments, verdicts, and ongoing investigations, often weaving in witness credibility, venue considerations, and evidentiary disputes. Noteworthy are the host's thorough timelines, cross-case comparisons, and emphasis on how legal processes shape outcomes, making it helpful for listeners who want both the narrative and the legal mechanics behind verdicts. A standout trait is a consistent, self-assured delivery that invites listeners to consider multiple angles, while maintaining a courtroom-focused, evidence-first approach... more
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