Jodi Gomes
REASONABLE DOUBT: The Jury Didn't Hear
We're NOT Court TV, we are " Reasonable Doubt: What The Jury Didn't Hear ", the LIVE true crime podcast where pop culture, law, and justice collide. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer Jodi Gomes and featuring a rotating panel of top prosecutors, defense attorneys, trial consultants, investigators, and true crime experts, each episode goes beyond the headlines to uncover the facts, strategies, evidence, and courtroom battles shaping today's most talked-about cases. From high-profile murder trials and celebrity scandals to viral social media controversies and headline-making verdicts, our pa...
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