It started out like any other night in the quiet town of Lake Park, Florida.

Travis Rudolph was working his way back to the NFL after an injury put his career on pause

and had spent the day training in Miami.

That evening, he hung with a woman named Dominique, who he'd been dating for over a year.

But what began as a peaceful evening devolved into a series

of events that led to a bloody brawl between six men on the front lawn of Travis's house,

and one person shot to death. Thirty-nine shots rang out that night, but the details of the

shooting remain a mystery. Was it a shootout,

an angry reaction, or a terrified response, or worse? This is a story of how a once-promising

athlete found himself at the center of a fatal shooting, and how one night produced two completely

different narratives.

The prosecution says it was vengeance.

The defense says it was survival,

but it's the jurors who have the final say.

I'm Brandy Churchwell, and this is 13th juror.

Today's episode is Florida versus Travis Rudolph, part one, the prosecution's case.

Travis Rudolph was born to play football. A standout wide receiver from the beginning. He rose to

national attention at Cardinal Newman High School in West Palm Beach, Florida, where he shattered

school records and

became one of the top high school recruits in the country. He took his talents to Florida State

University, where he quickly became a star, leading the football team in receiving and breaking

bowl records. After three successful seasons as a Seminole, Travis opted to forego his senior year

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