Welcome to Dun & Dunn. 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 in our

continuing arc of the Von Bulow's as we cover the four dramatic days within the second trial of Klaus von Buello,

picking up in this episode with the jury.

And what happens to our man Nick during the time,

the jury is out deliberating the fate of Klaus von Bulo.

There is a lot packed into this time period of less than 100 hours.

Let's investigate. So in that second trial, the New York Jets versus Providence High, after the last word from both sides, the prosecution and the defense, the only thing left to do is for the jury to deliberate the fate of Klaus von Bulo.

They are going to stay out for four days, and while the jury is deliberating,

Dominic Dunn will occupy his time as well.

Here he gets quite close to some of the other characters in this drama,

specifically Sonny's children, Allah and Alexander,

as well as cementing his reputation as an up-and-coming press person with the pack of reporters

that are also covering this trial.

First up, Dominic Dunn is going to be invited by Sonny's children to spend some time at Clarendon Court.

Dominic Dunn tells it the best. This is done writing in Fatal Charm.

While the jury was out deliberating, Alla and Alexander invited me to Newport to spend the night at Clarendon Court.

We dined across Bellevue Avenue at the home of Countess Elizabeth de Rommel,

an American friend of Allah's titled by a former marriage whose Newport antecedents,

the Prince and the Wood Prince families date back for generations.

There were a dozen guests.

Despite attempts at joviality, the conversation throughout dinner never strayed far from the trial and the looming verdict.

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