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Music support our sponsors because they support us. This week, we look at how Tammy Colston, the prosecutor, widened the net.

Pulling together a list of all the times, she alleged Joey got into altercations with others over a girl.

Because when you don't have real evidence, the best you can do is convince the jury

your defendant is simply a bad person.

Hi and welcome to episode 11 of Undisclosed. My name is Robi H. Adjadri. I'm an attorney,

a fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace, and the author of Adnan's story. My name is Susan Simpson, and I'm an associate at the Volkov Law Group.

Hi, this is Colin Miller. I am an associate dean and professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law,

and I blog at Evidence Prof blog.

Last week, we talked about the state's claims concerning Joey's alleged prior difficulties with Isaac Dawkins. Because the state didn't have much in the way of evidence about things Joey had done

to Isaac, the bulk of the state's case instead focused on things Joey had supposedly done to

other people. Joey was always trying to fight Brianne's other boyfriends, prosecutor Tammy

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