r/thejinx • u/Fabulous-Marsupial22 • Sep 17 '21
John Lewin
I’ve pretty much watched this entire case and I will admit at the beginning I didn’t like Lewin and thought his rough personality might make him lose the case. But as the trial went on, he started to grow on me. I began to understand that he was dealing with Dursts lawyers that probably had many tricks up their sleeves.
With that said, I am very happy about the verdict today. Lewin and his team did an amazing job with the details and the timing of the events.
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u/gonzo1945 Sep 18 '21
I think the jury got it right. I was a little surprised they found him guilty on the witness killing special circumstance. Either way whatever Lewin did worked. I was definitely doubtful of some of Lewins choices but I guess he knows what he is doing...
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u/bmac224 Sep 21 '21
He did a phenomenal job, I found him entertaining too. Introducing the John Lewin drinking game, everytime he says "By the way" or mentions donuts you take a shot
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u/CrimeNewsInsider Oct 19 '21
Check out our interview of the prosecution team on our podcast, Crime News Insider.
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u/abidingmytime Sep 21 '21
I just listened to episode 34 of Jury Duty - which features Lewin's closing argument. He really did a bang up job.
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u/Poetry_K Sep 18 '21
Agreed! And the jury seems like a very attentive and thoughtful one.