Andrea Canning

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18,635 appearances 170 recordings 2 series first heard Jun 2023 last heard 5d ago

Andrea Canning’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 59 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 11.

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Dateline: True Crime Weekly · What's next for Lindsay Clancy? A teen's murder on cruise ship. Plus, does the insanity defense work? · 10 Sep 2026 podcast

Rachel, do we know why? voice-verified

He had no purpose in being at the airport that day. voice-verified

No legitimate purpose, she said. voice-verified

Okay. voice-verified

Now we are going to Jacksonville, Florida, for an interesting development in the case of murdered Microsoft employee Jared Bridegan. voice-verified

He was gunned down in February 2022 when he got out of his car to move a tire lying in the road. voice-verified

We talked a few weeks ago on the podcast about the trial of Mario Fernandez-Saldana, one of the three people who have been charged in connection with Jared's murder. voice-verified

Rachel, give us a quick recap. voice-verified

supposed to start last week, but her defense asked for a continuance because of disturbing new allegations that came out about Mario just a day after he was convicted, Rachel. voice-verified

As we talked about earlier, the Lindsay Clancy trial hinged on whether jurors would buy her defense that she was not in her right mind when she killed her children. voice-verified

Trials involving the insanity defense are few and far between. voice-verified

So it made us wonder, how do they actually work? voice-verified

And how do you prove to a jury what was going on in someone's mind at the time of a crime? voice-verified

We asked our friend, defense attorney and NBC News legal analyst Danny Savalas to break it down for us. voice-verified

Hey, Danny. voice-verified

So we're so used to talking about trials that involve evidence, forensics, timelines, facts, you know, debating whether someone is insane or not is something entirely different. voice-verified

Danny, where do you even start? voice-verified

What is the standard of proof in a courtroom when we're talking about this? voice-verified

Danny, we know that in criminal cases, a defendant is innocent until proven guilty. voice-verified

So how does the burden of proof work when it comes to insanity? voice-verified

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