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Hi, I'm Vinny Politan and welcome to the Court TV Podcast. For this week's podcast, we have another audio edition of our original production

Someone They New with Tamron Hall, a show that centers around the fact that the

vast majority of violent crime is perpetrated by someone the victim knew.

Knowing that, it's natural for the police to focus on family first when a crime happens.

But this week's episode shows that sometimes that focus on the family is actually

the result of putting blinders on and the consequences can be life-destroying.

This week's episode is called Mirror Image,

and it's the story of the brutal home invasion murder of Dennis Lewis

and what led to the police charging his identical twin brother with his death.

Here, featuring interviews with defense attorneys Adam Neman and Shannon Lays, homicide detective Jay Fulton, forensic analyst Melissa Fernandez

and the victim's brother, Darius Lewis,

is someone they knew with Tamron Hall, Mirror Image.

This is the Court TV Podcast.

Dennis was a hardworking, good student, no apparent enemies.

What stood out to us in the media at the time was that why these people why this house

Obviously somebody out there has something against Dennis Lewis

If we're wrong then he's going to go to prison probably for the rest of his life.

Dennis Lewis was a 17-year-old high school student in Columbus, Ohio.

He was active in sports and played the tuba in the marching pan.

He was well liked and didn't seem to have any enemies. But on the

night of January 18th 2008, Dennis was murdered during a home invasion. It was a

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