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New episodes every weekday.Every morning, investigative journalist Garret Fisher delivers the most explosive courtroom coverage you won"t find anywhere else. From breaking verdicts to shocking confessions, Daily Crime & Justice is your essential daily source for the legal dramas that create celebrities, destroy reputations, and shape American culture. Seven days a week, Garret brings his signature no-nonsense analysis to the trials everyone"s talking about—and the ones they should be.Whether

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18:10

60 ROUNDS AT MEMORIAL DRIVE DRIVERS, ATHENA...

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2026/05/26

A judge “takes a chance,” a 4-year-old weighs 23 pounds, and an Ohio courtroom hears that a six-adult household ran a captive torture house for two years.Garret Fisher covers a Massachusetts man held without bond after allegedly firing 60 rounds from an assault-style rifle at random drivers on Cambridge's Memorial Drive — while still on probation from a 2020 shooting that a judge said she was “taking a chance” on. Plus an Oklahoma caregiver gets life after pleading guilty in the Christmas 2022

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21:06

Memorial Day Special - ANDERSONVILLE: THE HENRY WIRZ...

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2026/05/25

Memorial Day Special — How thirteen thousand Union dead in a Georgia stockade produced the trial that gave Nuremberg its blueprint.Garret Fisher marks Memorial Day with the first war crimes trial in American history. November 10, 1865 — Confederate Captain Henry Wirz was hanged in Washington for commanding Andersonville prison, where nearly 13,000 Union soldiers died of starvation, disease, and exposure in fourteen months. From the Swiss-immigrant doctor who ran Camp Sumter to the military tribunal

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27:16

Alex Murdaugh Gets New Trial | Josie Dikeman...

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2026/05/22

Garret Fisher covers the South Carolina Supreme Court overturning Alex Murdaugh's murder convictions, Josie Dikeman's conviction in the death of six-year-old Alexavier Pedrin in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and the testimony of former MMA fighter Ross Johnson in his Panama City manslaughter trial. Becky Hill's bathroom conversations with the jury foreperson get Murdaugh a new trial, and now he's suing her while the AG threatens the death penalty. A Wisconsin jury rejects first-degree intentional but

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31:34

MANIPULATIVE, COLD-BLOODED: PAUL CANEIRO SENTENCED,...

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2026/05/21

Four life sentences, a boy band singer with the FBI at his door, and the criminal trial of the assistant principal who watched the warnings stack up and did nothing.Garret Fisher closes the book on a case we have been with you for since January — Paul Caneiro, the New Jersey man who slaughtered his own brother's family, sentenced to four consecutive life terms. Then a brand-new murder-for-hire plot — Why Don't We singer Jack Avery, the FBI knocking on his door, and the Florida attorney and TikTok

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21:41

JULIO FOOLIO MURDER: FOUR CONVICTED, JURY REJECTS...

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2026/05/20

All four guilty in the rapper’s birthday-party ambush — and a Tampa jury chooses life without parole over execution; plus quick turns in the Mangione, Woods, and David files.Daily Crime and Justice returns to the daily desk after the Fighting Back series with four developments — and one of them is a finish line. In Tampa, the year-and-a-half saga of murdered rapper Julio Foolio reaches its end: all four defendants convicted of first-degree murder, and a jury rejecting the state’s push for the death

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20:49

THE GRIEF AUTHOR GETS LIFE: KOURI RICHINS SENTENCED...

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2026/05/19

Daily Crime and Justice returns from its two-week vacation hiatus with an entire episode devoted to one case: the sentencing of Kouri Richins. In March, a Utah jury convicted the children’s grief-book author of murdering her husband, Eric, with a lethal dose of fentanyl. Last week, on what would have been Eric’s 44th birthday, a judge sentenced Richins to life without parole. Garret Fisher recaps the case, walks through a wrenching sentencing hearing where three young sons asked a judge to keep

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20:37

FIGHTING BACK - THE PENCIL LETTER THAT CHANGED...

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2026/05/18

A drifter. A pool hall. A prison cell. And the most consequential letter ever written in pencil on prison stationery.Garret Fisher closes the Fighting Back series with the one story in ten that ends with complete, unambiguous victory — and the one that keeps the whole series honest. Clarence Earl Gideon was a 51-year-old Florida drifter with an eighth-grade education and a long record of minor nonviolent offenses when he was charged with breaking into a pool hall in Panama City in 1961. He couldn't

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18:43

FIGHTING BACK - SHE HAD THE DOCUMENTS: THE KAREN...

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2026/05/15

Oklahoma, 1974. A plutonium plant. A whistleblower. A meeting she never made. And documents no one has ever found.Garret Fisher covers the Karen Silkwood case — one of the most haunting whistleblower stories in American history, and the one that refuses to resolve into a clean ending. Silkwood was a lab technician at a Kerr-McGee plutonium plant in Crescent, Oklahoma, who became convinced the company was falsifying safety records and endangering its workers. She was elected to the union bargaining

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17:26

FIGHTING BACK - THE FAMILIES WHO REFUSED TO SIT DOWN:...

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2026/05/14

2,600 lawsuits. $11 billion moved into private trusts. A bankruptcy designed as a shield. And a Supreme Court that said no.Garret Fisher concludes the Purdue Pharma story — covering the wave of lawsuits that broke against the company, the bankruptcy filing the Sacklers used to try to insulate their personal fortune from accountability, and the families of overdose victims who showed up to depositions of Sackler family members holding photographs of their dead children and refused to be treated as a

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18:27

FIGHTING BACK - A PILL, A LIE, AND HALF A MILLION...

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2026/05/13

They called it a miracle of pain management. Their own salespeople called it a drug. Their own documents called it a franchise.Garret Fisher opens the two-part Purdue Pharma story — the most destructive corporate drug case in American history. In 1996 the Sackler family's privately owned pharmaceutical company launched OxyContin with a marketing campaign built on a lie: that this powerful opioid was less addictive than existing painkillers because of its slow-release formula. Internal documents show

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16:12

FIGHTING BACK - $333 MILLION AND A GHOST TOWN: ERIN...

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2026/05/12

The largest direct-action settlement in American history. And the town that won it is still dying.Garret Fisher concludes the Erin Brockovich story — covering the legal strategy that turned 634 plaintiffs into the most powerful class-action force PG&E had ever faced, the $333 million settlement that made history, and the $2.5 million bonus check that changed Erin's life overnight. Then the part the movie doesn't show: the chromium plume that kept growing after the settlement. The school that

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16:50

FIGHTING BACK - THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T QUIT: ERIN...

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2026/05/11

No law degree. No formal training. Three kids, a borrowed car, and a town full of people dying of cancers nobody could explain.Garret Fisher kicks off week two of Fighting Back with one of the most iconic David vs. Goliath stories in American legal history — and one of the best arguments for why the civil justice system exists in the first place. Erin Brockovich was a twice-divorced single mother of three with $74 in her bank account when she stumbled onto a file that would change her life and save

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18:39

FIGHTING BACK - YOU'VE BEEN LIED TO: STELLA LIEBECK...

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2026/05/08

A 79-year-old grandmother. Third-degree burns across 16 percent of her body. Eight days in the hospital. And a corporation that spent millions making her the punchline.Garret Fisher takes on one of the most successfully distorted stories in American legal history: Liebeck v. McDonald's Restaurants. Almost everything the public thinks it knows about this case is wrong — and that's not an accident. McDonald's coffee in 1992 was served 30 to 40 degrees hotter than any competitor, hot enough to cause

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18:39

FIGHTING BACK - THEY WERE TOLD TO LICK THE BRUSH: THE...

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2026/05/07

The company knew. The scientists knew. The executives took precautions to protect themselves. And then they told two hundred young women the paint was perfectly safe.Garret Fisher covers one of the most infuriating corporate cover-up stories in American history: the Radium Girls of Orange, New Jersey. Beginning in 1917, young women at the United States Radium Corporation were instructed to point their paintbrushes with their lips before dipping them in radium-laced paint — lip, dip, paint, hundreds

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17:38

FIGHTING BACK - THE CONFESSION THAT CAME TOO LATE:...

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2026/05/06

Garret Fisher concludes the Central Park Five story — picking up where Part 1 left off, inside the adult prisons where Korey Wise spent his twenties. In 2001, Wise crossed paths with Matias Reyes at Auburn Correctional Facility. Reyes confessed. DNA confirmed it. And then New York City spent years trying not to admit what two juries, a press corps, and a real estate developer with $85,000 to burn had done to five innocent kids. This is the story of the exoneration, the eleven-year fight for a

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17:42

FIGHTING BACK - FIVE KIDS, THIRTY HOURS, NO LAWYERS:...

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2026/05/05

Garret Fisher opens the Fighting Back series — two weeks of David vs. Goliath while the production team vacations — with one of the most devastating wrongful conviction stories in American history. April 19, 1989. A woman is attacked in Central Park. Five Black and Latino teenagers aged 14 to 16 are hauled in for questioning with no lawyers, no sleep, and interrogations lasting up to 30 hours. By the time it was over, four of them had confessed to a crime the DNA evidence already proved they didn't

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33:56

MLB STAR'S TEARFUL TESTIMONY, CAPE CORAL TEEN TAKES...

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2026/05/04

Three trials. Three accused. Three different ways to dodge accountability.A socialite already serving life. A teenage gunman who took the stand in his own murder trial. A girlfriend recorded saying “I’m free” the day after her boyfriend’s six-year-old son died. Garret Fisher walks you through Friday’s tearful testimony from former MLB shortstop Royce Clayton in the Rebecca Grossman wrongful death civil trial — where Scott Erickson’s hamburger and IPA the day after the crash say everything. Then Cape

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32:47

MUSK MELTDOWN ON THE STAND, D4VD’S CHAINSAW SHOPPING...

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2026/05/01

Three stories where the people in charge stopped pretending. From Oakland to Hollywood Hills to Fort Worth, this is what privilege, predation, and pathology look like in the open.Day three of Musk versus Altman, and the world’s richest man finally meets a question he can’t bully. We bring you the cross-examination, the term sheet meltdown, and the Tesla AGI tweet that came back to bite him. Then to Hollywood, where the David case took a hard turn this week. The preliminary hearing was supposed to

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30:40

BRAIN SCANS FOR ATHENA'S KILLER, FOOLIO'S HUNTERS ON...

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2026/04/30

Tanner Horner's defense plays the trauma card in Texas, four men face capital charges for a rapper's birthday ambush, and a Georgia father escapes execution for unspeakable crimes.Garret returns with three death penalty stories pulling the system in different directions. In Texas, Tanner Horner's defense team marches teachers, a former pastor, an ex-girlfriend, and brain scientists past the jury — every lever pulled for the man who admitted murdering seven-year-old Athena Strand. In Florida, opening

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25:43

BILLIONAIRE BLOOD FEUD: MUSK TAKES THE STAND IN $150...

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2026/04/29

Two of the richest men on Earth, one charity, and a federal jury that has to figure out who’s lying.Garret Fisher delivers a special full-episode breakdown of the most consequential courtroom showdown in tech history. Elon Musk is suing OpenAI for one hundred and fifty billion dollars, accusing Sam Altman of stealing the charity Musk helped found in 2015. OpenAI says it’s sour grapes from a billionaire who quit, lost, and started a competitor. Day One brought opening statements, a near-gag-order,

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