Dust Up | E3 The Trial

Verified

Scripps

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary

4.7 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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It’s finally time for Berg v. Johnson & Johnson to go to trial. The jury must weigh conflicting testimony from experts on each side about the safety of talc. And then, they come to a surprising—and strange—decision. Support the show: https://www.verifiedpod.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Home doesn't mean the same for me as it was for you.
0:04.0	From Academy Award winner, Emol Fennel.
0:06.0	Why don't you come home with me?
0:08.0	Come to Salt Burm.
0:09.0	Critics are calling it deliriously enjoyable five stars.
0:13.0	Lots of people get lost in Saltburn.
0:16.0	And stylish and darkly comic.
0:19.0	Well, that's just giving me go spumps.
0:20.0	Mary Kieogan is a revelation.
0:23.0	I don't think I'll ever go home again.
0:25.0	Saltburn in Synth in Synovna 17.
0:29.0	Witness stocks from Stitcher.
0:35.0	Welcome back to Verified.
0:40.0	I'm your host Natasha Del Toro.
0:45.0	September 2013, almost four years after Alan and Dean first filed suit against Johnson and Johnson.
0:56.4	It was time to go to court.
0:59.3	The trial was just a few days away, but Alan was now $250,000 in debt because of the case. He'd borrowed
1:08.4	from friends and family, even taken out loans to pay expenses while he worked on the case.
1:14.3	He'd only get paid back if Dean won.
1:18.3	Cash was so tight that he didn't even have the money to ship his files from Mississippi to South Dakota for the trial.
1:26.2	Instead, he packed them into boxes, loaded them into a friend's
1:30.6	SUV, and began the 20-hour drive to Sioux Falls.
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