• October 18, 2019
    WAS IT SELF DEFENSE?

    Killer Girlfriend
    Murder Trial

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    VINNIE
    POLITAN

    Court TV anchor Vinnie Politan is a lawyer, former prosecutor and EMMY® Award-winning legal journalist. Vinnie has been covering crime and the pursuit of justice for over 20 years.VIEW MORE

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    SEEMA
    ◊YER

    Court TV anchor Seema Iyer is a former New York City prosecutor and defense attorney who moved to a successful career in television. Seema specializes in forensic technology, science, medicine and psychiatry.VIEW MORE

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    JULIE
    GRANT

    Court TV anchor Julie Grant served as a prosecutor in Pittsburgh before becoming legal editor at CBS in the steel city. Specializing in trial advocacy, Julie also taught at Temple University’s law school.VIEW MORE

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    YODIT
    TEWOLDE

    With an established career as a trial attorney and staunch advocate for criminal justice reform, Court TV’s Yodit Tewolde has provided legal expertise and analysis for multiple national news outlets. She’s also a former associate judge in Dallas.VIEW MORE

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  • court tv is your front row seat to justice.    The Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial – A Wisconsin woman is accused of stabbing one of her three lovers to death. She claims it was self defense. Coverage also continues for FL v. Rodgers, a death penalty case involving the gruesome murder of a beloved holistic doctor in South Florida.      The Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial takes center stage on the latest episode of the Court TV Podcast with Court TV anchors Vinnie Politan and Seema Iyer. It’s available right now, with new episodes every Thursday.

Court TV Mystery: A New True Crime Network
October 15, 2019

WI v. McCandless
Self-Defense or Murder?

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October 17, 2019

The Court TV Podcast Episode 8

October 16, 2019

FL v. Omar Long: Trial Now Available On Demand

  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    FL v. LONG

    Omar Long, 30, faced up to 15 years in prison for allegedly forgetting his 23-month-old daughter in the backseat of his locked car in the summer heat. (2009)

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  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    NV v. SIMPSON

    O.J. Simpson is accused of rounding up five men, and bursting into a Las Vegas hotel room to steal a trove of sports memorabilia from two collectibles dealers. (2008)

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    AZ v. ARIAS

    Jodi Arias faced the death penalty for the murder of her ex-boyfriend, 30-year-old Travis Alexander.

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    CA v. WINSLOW II

    A Former NFL player, 35-year-old Kellen Winslow II is charged 12 counts of various sex crimes and could spend up to life in prison.

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    GA v. MCNABB & BELL

    Christopher McNabb and Cortney Bell are being charged in a joint trial for the murder of their two-week-old baby Caliyah. The couple, who are first cousins, lived in a mobile home in Newton County, Georgia. Baby Caliyah was found inside a bag in a wooden area not far from her parents' home. (2019)

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  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    FL v. DIPPOLITO

    Dalia Dippolito is charged with the attempted murder of her husband. Unbeknownst to Dalia, police set up an elaborate sting with the help of her former husband and recorded her trying to hire a hit man, who really was an undercover cop. (2011)

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  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    FL v. LEWIS

    Amanda Lewis was accused of drowning her seven-year-old daughter, Adrianna, in the family swimming pool in August 2007. The prosecution's main witness was Lewis's 7 year-old son, AJ, who said he saw his mother drown his sister. (2008)

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  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    FL v. SIMPSON

    Prosecutors charged football great O.J. Simpson with misdemeanor battery and felony burglary charges for allegedly hitting a motorist during a road rage incident. (2001)

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  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    FL v. CARLTON

    Tommy Carlton was charged with solicitation to commit first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder for hiring a hit man, who turned out to be an undercover officer, to murder his ex-wife. With the help of Carlton's ex-wife, police staged a sting using posed photos where Elizabeth Carlton appeared to be shot to death. The couple was in the midst of a bitter child custody fight. (2011)

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  • TRIALS ON DEMAND
    COSBY v. CORKERY

    Richard Corkery, a Daily News photographer, claimed Bill Cosby assaulted him without provocation at a 1992 reception in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The actor–comedian allegedly picked Corkery up by his lapels and threw him out of the museum. (1994)

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