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I'm Rebecca LaVoy, and this is Crime Writers On.

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And on this episode, everyone in this crazy civil trial is actually an actor, except for the one juror who believes the whole thing is real.

We'll go back to our May 2023 review of the Hidden Camera documentary, jury duty. Joining me to get that done and more is true crime author, TV journalist, and host of. These are their stories podcast, my husband, a love of my life. Kevin Flynn, hello, Kevin. Can we really call it a documentary? Yes. I mean, it's... It documented Ronald's Journey. It did. It did. it's unscripted to the extent that it was improvised and scripted anyway it's just it

was such a great a great show kind of blew us out of the water I want to point out

out that on Friday April 3rd jury duty two has its season finale.

Okay.

And so we are going to be talking about that on Monday.

But for today, sort of a prep, we're going to go back to our May 15th,

2003 review of jury duty.

Let it roll.

All right.

Oh, I'm stoked to the max.

I'm so happy to be here.

I'm going to be upset if I don't get on the jury for sure.

Documentarians are granted unfettered access to a civil trial and the deliberations of its jury.

The panel includes Ronald Gladden, who takes his role earnestly. What he doesn't know is that the judge, the lawyers, and his 11 fellow jurors are all actors.

Are there any other reasons aside from this trip that you feel that you would not be able to be a good juror for this matter?

I...

Sorry.

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