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A pastor indicted for allegedly stalking his wife, but the charges are coming

more than a year after her death and new details unfolding in the tragic multi-state murder

plot against a college professor and a classroom full of students. And in Ohio, the jury has spoken

in a cold case of a young mom found submerged in a pond back in 2001.

The court of law has adjourned in all of those cases, so now let's get to Court of Opinion.

Welcome to Court of Opinion. I'm Julia Jene. Thank you for joining us this hour for a live conversation, a space to air out the strong opinions and at times controversial viewpoints from a power panel of experts that we have on deck for you. And whether it's the court's final opinion or the Court of Public Opinion, we are exploring all of it right here. Let's get right to our first case. This one

grabbing so many headlines this week. The massive manhunt for the Brown University mass

shooter and the MIT professor who was killed, that hunt ends. An autopsy determined that the

shooter had been dead for two days after, or before rather, he was found.

For our daily wrap, we're going to look at the highlights from the news conference that

happened, including the major break in the case and what led police to the gunman.

The video of that subject matched the description of that person of interest that this

police department was desperate to put handcuffs on.

An individual was identified as Claudio Nevis Valenti, date of birth, and he was a 48-year-old man.

He was a brown student. He was a Portuguese national and his last

known address was in Miami, Florida. And I will tell you that he took his own life

tonight. We have members of the province police department up in Salem, Massachusetts, New

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