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Prosecutors relied mainly of the word of witnesses, a challenge because of the more than 20-year gap between the murder and the trial. one witness tells police he brought up the murder telling her he had been drunk at the time and might have committed the murder during a blackout. another witness reports he broke down in tears crying, i don't know if i did or didn't. i don't know. and finally, a third witness claims he admitted murdering moxley with the golf club when she quote, did not submit to the advances. the same witness said because he was related to ethel kennedy he could get away with...

Brought up the murder, telling her he had been drunk at the time and might have committed the murder during a blackout. another witness reports he broke down in tears crying i don't know if i did or didn't, i don't know. and finally a third witness claims skakel admitted murdering moxley with the golf club when she, quote, did not submit to the advances. the same witness says skakel told him because he was related to ethel kennedy, he could get away with murder. trutv reports other evidence at the scene includes a human hair, belonging to a white male, but it doesn't match any of the suspects....

Documented instances of showing up at the polls and pretending to be somebody else in texas is one. literally. not 1%. one guy. one guy for the whole state over 13 years. it's justification enough to change state law in texases so people like this lifelong texan, this judge who has been voting in the state for 49 years now has a huge hassle trying to vote in the state if she's allowed to vote at all. there are an estimated 1.4 million voters in texas who are eligible voters, who do not have the kind of documentation you're now required to show in order to cast a vote in that state. and that do...

That judge, but the i.d. doesn't match in exactly the way it has to match now for you to be hay lowed to vote anymore. and this is all coming into focus in texas this week because early voting has just started in the texas november elections. i have to say, there are precisely zero high stakes big publicity super motivating statewide issues on the ballot in the election in texas this year. this is a whole bunch of constitutional amendments about things like the number of days that aircraft parts are exempt from taxes. something about reverse mortgages that i'm sure is very important. nobody is...

Tens of millions of votes have been cast in that state. tens of millions. and the grand total of documented instances of showing up at the polls and printing to be somebody else in texas is one. literally. not 1%. one guy. one guy for the whole state over 13 years. it's justification enough to change state law in texases so people like this lifelong texan, this judge who has been voting in the state for 49 years now has a huge hassle trying to vote in the state if she's allowed to vote at all. there are an estimated 1.4 million voters in texas who are eligible voters, who do not have the kind ...