Taking the Stand

Stay-at-home mom Danielle Redlick was arrested and charged with 2nd Degree Murder and Tampering with Physical Evidence in the death of her husband, pro sports executive Michael Redlick. After holding on to her account of the night of January 11, 2019 for nearly three years, Danielle finally takes the witness stand, and her story takes a turn. What will the jury think of Danielle waiting nearly 11 hours to call 911 and her claims of abuse?

When an entire family is found in a decaying pile of bodies by the side of a Florida road, the hunt is on to find what police fear might be two more victims, 28-year-old Adam Matos and his 4-year-old autistic son Tristan. Adam and his son are found alive, launching a bizarre investigation where Adam claims he acted in self-defense after being attacked by his ex-girlfriend’s new love. That defense devolved into accidently killing his ex-girlfriend, her parents, and the new boyfriend–and then living with the bodies for several days. Will baby-faced Adam be able to convince the jury that the grizzly scene police found at the home is really a result of self-defense? And how will he explain selling the family’s dogs and ordering pizza post massacre? His calm demeanor and explanation for every bizarre detail may just win him his freedom.

Romance novelist, Nancy Brophy, faces life in prison for the murder of her husband, Chef Dan Brophy. After finding surveillance video showing Nancy’s minivan driving around the time and area of his murder and a blog post Nancy wrote entitled “How to Murder Your Husband,” she is arrested and charged one Count of Murder and one Count of Unlawful Use of Firearm. Now, Nancy Brophy is set to testify in her own defense. Her defense attorneys launch a full fledged effort to paint Nancy as a creative free spirit who shared a special, unbreakable bond of love with her husband but Prosecutors say the cold, calculating Nancy planned her husband’s murder to reap the financial benefits from his insurance policies. Which version of Nancy Brophy will the jury believe?

Curtis Reeves stands accused of murdering Chad Oulson over popcorn at a matinee movie. The defense claims he acted in self defense–that Oulson was the aggressor and Reeves reasonably felt his life was in danger. The state’s prosecutors argue that Reeves was short-tempered and unjustified in the shooting. At stake for the 79 year old is life in prison. Will he be able to convince the jury he feared for his life? Or will the jury believe he killed Chad Oulson in anger?

When renowned snake-breeder Ben Renick is found dead in his snake facility, law enforcement assume he is a victim of one of his deadly snakes… until the coroner finds bullet casings hidden behind shelves. Three years of investigation eventually lead police to Ben’s wife, Lynlee Renick. Lynlee takes the stand to confess that she was present the day her husband got murdered but claims her innocence and points the finger at her ex-boyfriend, Michael Humphrey, and reveals that Ben was anything but the loving husband everyone assumed.