There's only one truth that can't all be right.

The deliberating jurors remain standing.

Defendant remains standing, all other parties may be seated.

Every time there's a controversial trial, I'm left wondering, did the jury get it right?

I'm your host, Brandy Churchwell, and this is the 13th juror podcast, where we break down real

court cases and put you in the juror's seat. Two sides, the same evidence. You decide what to

believe. Each week, we'll dive into the testimonies and pivotal moments that swayed the jury,

and the ones that didn't. Whether it's a trial that made national headlines or a case you've never heard of,

I'll be here to break down the arguments from the prosecution and defense, one episode at a time.

So listen closely, because even one detail could completely change the way you see the story.

May you have the strength and the common sense to see this evidence for what it is.

When the gavel falls, the jury's decision may be final, but the debate is far from over.

All right, jury, you're in incorporating.

Now it's your turn to weigh the facts, question the evidence, and decide for yourself.

Listen to 13th juror wherever you get your podcast.

We have a jury find as follows.

I'm Brandy Churchwell, and this is 13th juror.