State v. Keith Davis, Jr. – Episode 6 – Who Shot First?

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mital

True Crime, News, Society & Culture

4.2 • 10.3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2019

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

May 27, 2019 / At Keith Davis Jr's first trial, the officers who shot him gave their accounts of the shooting that kicked off this four-year-long nightmare. There are really only a few reasonable explanations for discrepancies this big – one or more of these officers are lying, or there’s a portal to another dimension on Eleanora Ave.

Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon, Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Taylor Quimby.

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0:30.0	When Lane Eskins, Catherine Philippu, Israel Lopez, and Alfredo Santiago, gave their tape
0:46.2	statements to Baltimore police and Journal of Fairs in January and February of 2016,
0:51.4	they each brought along a guest, their fraternal order of police appointed attorney, Michael
0:56.1	Davie.
0:57.9	By the time the officers were compelled, they were no longer at risk of being criminally
1:01.7	charged for the shooting of Keith Davis Jr. in June of 2015.
1:06.2	Their interviews were for the internal administrative investigation, aimed at determining whether
1:10.4	their actions had violated any police policies.
1:12.8	It's not unusual that the officers brought along legal representation.
1:16.9	They have that right and plenty of officers exercise it, with Davie or his colleague,
1:21.4	Irwinner, sitting in.
1:23.7	The difference in this case, of course, is that all four officers were set to testify
1:27.7	about the events of June 7, 2015, a few weeks later at a public trial in which their accounts
1:33.9	will be scrutinized by the media, Keith Davis Jr.'s defense attorney, and a jury.
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