After six weeks, the Alec Murdojuri came back in just a matter of hours with gilties all the way

around. And he was sentenced at 930 the next morning. And now, as I sat down to record this,

and we record it behind the scenes with so many of you, well, his brother Randy has spoken out.

And that's part of what we're talking today as we round up this verdict, what it means, the jurors

speaking out, what this trial might say about the future of televised trials. And the fact that the

quote that the New York Times is leading with from Randy Murdoj, his older brother, the one who

still works for the Parker Law Group, who was a law partner at PMPED says, quote, he knows more

than what he's saying. He's not telling the truth in my opinion about everything there. I can't

wait to see the context of that quote and talk with you more about it, because this trial has

very much taken over the last six weeks of my life and so many of yours. We are going to have to

talk about all of it. And with that, let's get into today's episode. Welcome to the Emily show.

I'm Emily Debaker, the internet's go-to legal analyst and big fan of the Cursey words.

I've been a licensed attorney for over 17 years. I'm a former prosecutor and I break down the

legal side of pop culture and entertainment stories. We can't stop talking about we should just

get into it. Let's go.

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