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Hi, I'm Jillian and welcome to the first court junkie brief.

These mini episodes are going to focus on a singular courtroom related issue.

I'll be speaking with legal experts, attorneys, analysts, etc.

To really go deep and try to get a better understanding for the layperson, such as myself, about these types of issues that are crucial in our justice system.

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Today's brief is about no body cases, meaning murder cases that are tried even though a victim's body has not yet been found.

There's a common misperception and I know I've heard many people say this, that if there's no body, you can't prove that a crime occurred.

You may have heard that too. They say, no body, no crime.

But thankfully for those victims who might never be found, that's not accurate.

Today's episode features Tad Debise, a former federal homicide prosecutor who you may remember if you listened to episode 7 about the Alexis Murphy case.

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