
Emily Simpson may bring the receipts on RHOC, but in her podcast “Legally Brunette” Emily and her attorney husband Shane bring the cold hard evidence. Backed by their respective law degrees, Emily and Shane pick apart the true crime stories you can’t get enough of!
Whether you believe the defense or the prosecution, they explain the charges, the counts, the plea deals, and the appeals! From high ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 168 | Founded | a year ago |
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Can you do an update on the Lively/Baldoni case since its finished now? I’d love to hear the legal aspects of it
Theory: she was familiar with the house and could have easily grabbed the ax first and attacked . There are killers who do not bring weapons with them and instead grab a kitchen knife or something in the houses. This coupled with the fact that she only had wounds in her forehead and foot. To me that could be as a result of swinging the ax and momentarily losing control over the ax during the 41 swings. Great episode.
I think it is clear that it was not premeditated however I feel as though it is far more likely that Candi's wounds were self inflicted. Usually in a viscous crime of passion, the perpetrator does sustain injuries. This would also explain the fact that one was on her toe and one was on her head, probably from a swinging motion. Someone in self defense does not clean up, go to that extent and then lie to cover it up.
I love this podcast. Listening to the Michael Jackson episode. I’ve gone on the deep dive on him and haven’t watched the movie. I did watch the documentary that tried to portray him as guilty. There is just no way he was guilty of this. It was so sad what everyone did to him the last years of his life. Anyways you guys need to post more podcasts. Love listening!
Such a great podcast. Emily and her husband (just Shane) Lol….have great chemistry and banter. I love Shane’s funny dry sense of humor. Emily has so much knowledge and smart’s. Even though they are talking true crime they keep it fresh and interesting..
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A hybrid true-crime analysis show that combines legal insight with candid banter between a married couple who bring formal training in law to discuss high-profile cases, courtroom strategy, and ongoing legal developments. Episodes frequently thread together case updates with deeper context on charges, trials, and broader systemic issues, often looping in related media coverage and investigative reporting. The host duo leans into accessible explanations of legal concepts while peppering discussions with humor and personal perspectives, making complex trials feel relatable. A standout aspect is the sustained emphasis on accountability in the justice system, plus a willingness to explore updates, retrials, and reform efforts across a wide rang... more
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