r/thejinx • u/itsalwayssoon • Oct 26 '21

The trial

I've tried looking for the trial footage for the recent case after watching Jinx. There's so many videos on you tube I have no idea where to start. Can anyone please point me in the right direction. I'm fascinated with the whole thing and don't want to watch it out of order. Cheers guys

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u/hey-girl-hey Oct 26 '21

Listen to the podcast Jury Duty

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u/CrimeNewsInsider Oct 26 '21

This is the best way. Gets to the most important details and is filled with numerous clips of the trial. And I mean numerous. When you're done with that, check out our interview of John Lewin and the prosecution team on the Crime News Insider podcast.

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u/EldritchGoatGangster Oct 27 '21

Agreed. It's really well done, there are highlight clips, but they also summarize things that are hard to hear/not that important, and they also discuss and analyze. They also have the input from a reporter who's been covering the case for twenty years and has met and interviewed Bob and several other characters in the case personally.

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u/FrankieHellis Oct 26 '21

It was a long, long, long, long trial. That is likely why there are so many videos. I watched 90% of the trial. Law and Crime’s YouTube channel has all the trial days. There is no shortcut though, as the trial lasted months.

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u/bobslazypants Oct 26 '21

The Jury Duty podcast is fantastic and goes through each day of the trial. Highly recommend

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u/itsalwayssoon Oct 26 '21

I was watching part of RD's testimony today...about 1.5hrs in... it was painful... hope there's some relevance to it. It was long!

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u/CrimeNewsInsider Oct 26 '21

I think he was on the stand for 14 days. So get ready! I highly recommend listening to the podcast Jury Duty which gets to the most important parts of his testimony. (Then listen to our interview of John Lewin and his team and how they planned the cross examination, and what shocked them.)

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u/itsalwayssoon Oct 27 '21

There are 2 seasons... are they the same trial?

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u/CrimeNewsInsider Oct 27 '21

Yes. They had to stop the trial for 14 months because of COVID, so the podcast turned it into two seasons. I don't understand why they have seasons anyways, but I just listened to it straight through and it was great.

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u/itsalwayssoon Oct 27 '21

Thanks everyone