Welcome to Dun & Dun. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn, where nothing is linear and everything is connected.

Thank you for joining me today as we continue our investigation into Sonny and Klaus von Buello.

In the last few weeks, we have made it through their history,

individually and as a couple, and his attempted murder schemes, her irreversible coma,

and that first 1982 trial when Klaus von Buello was found guilty of those 1979 and 1980 crimes. Klaus sentenced to 30 years of hard time in that

1982 trial, but money and power and privilege can buy a different kind of justice, and so it goes.

Klaus von Buello walking around out on some hefty bail money has found his new and wealthy

lady love Andrea Reynolds and will soon be making quite a connection with the appellate lawyer

Alan Dershowitz who will argue Klaus von Bulo's case to bring about that second trial.

This is where we are in this episode, friends. But before we

begin, we have some kind friends of the podcast to thank. Huge shoutouts to our newest supporters

over at patreon.com. Holly T. Tammy F, JL Z, and Evie D. Holy cat, y'all are amazing. I'm really grateful to you and all the supporters

over in the Patreon community, getting ad-free and early episodes, not done yet, bonus episodes

too. The last of those last week, number 65, was all about the shady details of a sex worker and a priest that conspire with Klaus von Bulo to get this second trial.

The side query doesn't make it into von Bulo's second trial, but Dominic Dunn sure was on the beat in his reporting of this story, and that means we're here on it at Dun & Dunn.

Thanks again for tuning in today, friends, where we are arriving onto the second trial of Klaus von Bulow, how do we get there?

And what happens during this trial?

Our man Nick gets the entire story.

Let's investigate.

How to die How did Dominic Dunn described this second trial?

He wrote that it was like a football game between the New York Jets and Providence High School. And to be fair, this 1985 trial will continue to put fuel into Dominic Dunn's personal quest for

justice that has been brewing inside of him in the beginning of this, his third act. This isn't

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