Stay ConnectedIn parallel with the premiere of The Jinx Part 2 on the Max streaming service, we are scheduling a special event for Season 10 of the Jury Duty podcast…. The Trial of Robert Durst — Greatest Hits.
For each of the six weeks of The Jinx 2 series we will re-release four of our favorite episodes about the Durst trial from the Jury Duty feed… for a total of 24 episodes.
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Jury Duty host Kary Antholis continues his interviews with Durst jurors Carmen Kletecka and John Okanishi. In Durst Trial Podcast: Juror Interviews - Part 4, we hear their memories of the testimonies of the prosecution witnesses who took the stand just after the trial resumed in May of 2021. At the end of the episode, we will relive some of the key moments that they mention by playing excerpts of the trial audio that they reference.
And remember to stay tuned to this feed for news about Jury Duty Season 4, which will debut on February 28.
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Jury Duty host Kary Antholis continues his interviews with Durst jurors Carmen Kletecka and John Okanishi. In Durst Trial Podcast: Juror Interviews - Part 3, they tell us about their experiences during the two days of witness testimony in March of 2020 before the trial was suspended. We also hear about how they spent the 15-month hiatus in the trial. At the end of the episode, we relive some of the key moments that they mention by playing excerpts of the trial audio that they reference.
And remember to stay tuned to this feed for news about Jury Duty Season 4, which will debut on February 28.
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Jury Duty host Kary Antholis continues his interviews with Durst jurors Carmen Kletecka and John Okanishi. In Durst Trial Podcast: Juror Interviews - Part 2, John and Carmen discuss their memories of the first set of opening statements in the trial back in March of 2020. At the end of the episode, we will relive some of the key moments that they mention by playing excerpts of the trial audio that they reference. We will begin with my conversation with Carmen Kletecka about the moments she remembers from the initial opening statements.
And remember to stay tuned to this feed for news about Jury Duty Season 4, which will debut on February 28.
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Jury Duty has secured exclusive interviews with two of the jurors who were part of the Los Angeles panel that convicted Robert Durst of the murder of his good friend Susan Berman. We also will have other exclusive interviews with key participants in the trial.
Jury Duty host Kary Antholis interviews Durst jurors Carmen Kletecka and John Okanishi. We will present the conversations with these two Durst trial jurors by following the panelists' journeys through the trial from jury selection, all the way through their deliberations. In this episode, we track their experiences through the jury selection process until the first time that they saw Robert Durst.
The episode begins with Kary's chat with Carmen Kletecka and concludes with John Okanishi.
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Jury Duty host Kary Antholis brings to a close his gavel to gavel examination of the trial of Travis and Greg McMichael and William “Roddie” Bryan. In The Killing of Ahmaud Arbery: The Sentencing Hearing — Part 5 we conclude our look at the sentencing hearing and our coverage of this trial with Judge Timothy Walmsley’s announcement of the sentences for each of the three men as well as the Judge’s statement explaining his decision.
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This is a special breaking news episode of Jury Duty: The Killing Ahmaud Arbery. A United States Federal Judge has rejected a plea agreement that would have allowed Ahmaud Arbery’s killer, Travis McMichael to spend the first thirty years of his life sentence in a federal prison in return for pleading guilty to federal hate crimes charges.
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