Game-Changing Murder Trial Evidence

Crime Countdown

Spotify Studios

True Crime, History

4.4 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2021

⏱️ 33 minutes

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It’s the pivotal moment in any court-room drama — when evidence is presented that clinches a case. Ash and Alaina bang the gavel on the most significant pieces of murder trial evidence ever. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	There's a reason television shows about lawyers have been around for decades.
0:08.2	We love the drama of the trial scenes.
0:10.3	It's all about the gasps when that surprise witness enters the courtroom, or when that
0:14.6	one piece of evidence puts the killer away for life.
0:18.1	What it means is game over for one side of the other.
0:21.4	And that's not much different than real life murder trials.
0:24.2	Not at all.
0:25.2	Murder weapons, testimony, or DNA can make or break a case.
0:29.0	Today, we're counting down the most pivotal pieces of murder trial evidence ever.
0:33.9	The things from each of these cases changed the game, dramatically.
0:53.4	Hey, all you weirdos.
0:54.7	Welcome to Crime Countdown, a Spotify original from Parkast.
0:58.6	I'm Ash.
0:59.6	And I'm Alaina.
1:00.6	Every week we'll highlight ten fascinating stories of history's most engaging and unsettling
1:05.3	crimes, all picked by the Parkast Research Gods.
1:09.5	And this episode, we're counting down the top ten pieces of game-changing murder trial
1:14.6	evidence.
1:15.6	The first thing that I think about when I saw this was how stubborn I am and how much I like
1:21.7	to be right, because I was like, oh, that must feel so good.
1:25.1	You like to be right?
1:26.1	Yeah.
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