Public Integrity podcast nominated for a Peabody Award
A Public Integrity podcast about one woman’s quest to chip away at an enduring American injustice has been nominated for a Peabody Award.
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A Public Integrity podcast about one woman’s quest to chip away at an enduring American injustice has been nominated for a Peabody Award.
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The area where fred said leslie fell, did testify about finding fred's broken glasses. >> this side was broken, the left-hand side was sticking in the dirt. >> did you see any thing on the ground? >> four foot from the glasses, there were what appeared to be scuff marks. as if somebody had slipped and had moved the dirt. >> and on the stand, that this witness, the coroner. >> those are the gloves that leslie was wearing. >> try to connect those scratches on fred's face to the plastic bumps or nuns on leslie's gloves. >> the plastic nevins are a lot more consistent with a scratch marks on mr. m...
Was a lie. they showed a video of those tests, pointing out in one how the female stand in wasn't swept down stream and in another the mannequin wasn't washed over the water fall and eventually sank to the bottom. >> are you seeing any sliding of the mannequin into the water? >> no. >> any bruising? >> no. >> the prosecution's drowning expert was blunt. to her fred's story was pure fiction. >> the water, there's nothing in that environment water wise -- a human being had physically put the body in that position. >> so what really happened? in court the prosecution could only hint at the dramat...