This episode is sponsored by The Jury Murder Trial,

a new true crime experiment on channel 4 that examines the jury system

in a way that's never been done before on British TV.

This innovative new series gives us access to a process initially hidden behind closed doors.

Be a fly on the wall as actors recreate an entire real life murder trial

from original transcripts in front of a jury of real people.

But here's the catch. There's not just one jury, there are two. Unaware of each other,

they'll hear the same evidence presented by the same people and both juries will have to decide how to rule on the case.

If you think you know how things will play out, think again.

One trial, two juries.

Will they reach the same verdict?

The jury murder trial starts Monday the 26th of February on Channel 4 at 9 p.m.

Be sure to watch. Justice might be served.

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The murder of a beloved social worker shatters a Midwestern town.

It was such a shocking violent death.

She was found face down and her clothing was disheveled.

Given the victim's line of work, there's no shortage of suspects.

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