S5 Ep24: S5:E24 Follow-Up (Cont.)

Truth & Justice with Bob Ruff

Bob Ruff

Documentary, Society & Culture, True Crime

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🗓️ 18 May 2018

⏱️ 31 minutes

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This week Bob and Mike take one more in-depth look at Jessie Misskelley's confession as well as Tim Clemente's analysis of it by answering listener questions from social media.

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0:00.0	Hey.
0:30.0	Hello, everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice. This is your Friday
0:50.3	follow-up episode for not really the CrimeCon episode. So this week's main
0:54.8	episode of course was CrimeCon, the live from CrimeCon taping, but there
0:58.7	weren't a whole lot of questions from that. I mean, it was a Q&A session to begin with,
1:01.7	but we decided to go ahead and still do a Friday follow-up episode this week
1:04.7	because there's still lots of questions and comments coming in about Tim
1:08.4	Clemente's episode. So I'm not sure what we're gonna name this. So this is your
1:12.1	Friday follow-up episode and let's go ahead and get started with the questions
1:15.2	Mike. Alright, Bob, let's do it, man.
1:19.0	Okay, our first question comes from Kristen. Jesse confessed to witnessing the
1:31.0	murders with minimal involvement, but then refused to testify against Damien and
1:34.6	Jason, who he claimed were the killers. This is one of the biggest red flags for
1:38.3	me. If you wanted to confess to a tone for his guilt but not get his quote
1:41.5	friends and trouble, he wouldn't have mentioned them at all. If you confessed
1:45.0	his part in order to make Damien and Jason pay for what they had done, he would
1:48.6	have testified against them. Is there a logical explanation for why this
1:52.2	happened or why this wasn't a red flag for jurors? I know the jury found out
1:56.4	about Jesse's confession when they weren't supposed to, so didn't they wonder
1:59.7	why a person who already confessed did not testify at the trial they
2:02.7	observed? Well, I don't know that I mean, I can't pretend to know what the
2:07.3	jurors were thinking or you know, if they thought that that thoroughly into it.
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