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Court Junkie

Ep 106: The Death of Jordan Davis: The Loud Music Trial

Court Junkie

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True Crime, News, Talk Radio, Government

4.88.6K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2020

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

It was Black Friday 2012, and 17-year-old Jordan Davis was sitting with friends in a parked car outside a gas station in Jacksonville, Florida. They were playing loud music, while waiting for their friend, who had gone inside the store. Within minutes, gunshots rang out and Jordan was shot and killed. At the high-profile trial, Jordan’s killer, 45-year-old Michael Dunn, claimed he feared for his life, after getting into an argument with Jordan over the loud music. But would the evidence support his self-defense claim? Sponsors in this episode: - CAUSEBOX - Go to www.causebox.com/Courtjunkie and use the code COURTJUNKIE to get your first box for 30% off. - Madison Reed - Court Junkies can get 10% off plus FREE SHIPPING on their first Color Kit by visiting Madison-Reed.com and using code COURT. - NetSuite - Schedule your FREE Product Tour and receive your FREE guide – “Six ways to run a MORE PROFITABLE Business” at NetSuite.com/COURT. - Policygenius - Policygenius makes finding the right life insurance a breeze. In minutes you can compare quotes from the top insurers to find your best price. Visit policygenius.com. - Launchpad - Sign up at LaunchpadDM.com to launch and host your new or existing podcast. - They Walk Among Us Podcast - Listen on ACAST or wherever you listen to podcasts. This episode was researched and written by Kathleen McWilliams. Please consider supporting Court Junkie with as little as $3 a month via Patreon.com/CourtJunkie to receive ad-free episodes. Help support Court Junkie with $6 a month and get access to bonus monthly episodes. Follow me on Twitter @CourtJunkiePod or Instagram at CourtJunkie

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0:00.0

It was the day after Thanksgiving and in Jacksonville, Florida, 14-age boys were getting ready

0:06.8

to go to the mall.

0:08.9

It was Black Friday, 2012, a day of super sales and the unofficial beginning of the Christmas

0:15.4

season, but the boys were more interested in meeting up with some girls and hanging out

0:20.2

for the evening than shopping.

0:23.7

19-year-old Tommy Storns picked up his friends, Leland Brunson and Jordan Davis from Davis's

0:30.7

house in his Red Durango SUV.

0:34.2

The three friends drove a few minutes to their friend Tevin Thompson's house where they

0:38.8

got dressed up to go out.

0:41.8

The boys had only hung out as a group once before November 23, 2012 and were new friends.

0:48.8

But what happened that fateful night eight years ago would bond the boys together forever.

0:55.7

Tommy drove the group first to the town center mall and upscale outdoor mall in southeast

1:01.0

Jacksonville.

1:02.0

There, they visited Jordan's girlfriend, Alia Harris, who was working at Urban Outfitters.

1:09.6

Jordan and Alia had met at school but hadn't been dating for very long.

1:14.6

When he, Tommy, Tevin and Leland stopped by the store, she was surprised by the visit.

1:21.2

They chatted for a little while until she had to get back to work and the boys left.

1:27.1

The boys decided to leave the town center mall and hit up the avenues mall in Jacksonville's

1:32.3

cell side neighborhood.

1:34.5

The boys piled back into Tommy's SUV with Tommy driving and Tevin in the front passenger

1:40.2

seat while Leland and Jordan were in the back.

1:45.0

On the way to the mall, the boys stopped at a gate gas station on cell side boulevard

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