Beth Karas

And I'm absolutely consumed by the Idaho four. And I can't stop watching any of that stuff. I'm like, I wish that there was going to be a trial way sooner than there is. When is the trial date? I believe it's August of 2025. Yeah.

And I'm absolutely consumed by the Idaho four. And I can't stop watching any of that stuff. I'm like, I wish that there was going to be a trial way sooner than there is. When is the trial date? I believe it's August of 2025. Yeah.

And I'm absolutely consumed by the Idaho four. And I can't stop watching any of that stuff. I'm like, I wish that there was going to be a trial way sooner than there is. When is the trial date? I believe it's August of 2025. Yeah.

So I mean, I followed that certainly when it first happened. I am like everybody. I was just fascinated. And, um, You know, they were tailing him, authorities were tailing him across the country. Remember, he got stopped a few times speeding before he ended up getting arrested, I think in Pennsylvania, right? He had driven across the country with his father.

So I mean, I followed that certainly when it first happened. I am like everybody. I was just fascinated. And, um, You know, they were tailing him, authorities were tailing him across the country. Remember, he got stopped a few times speeding before he ended up getting arrested, I think in Pennsylvania, right? He had driven across the country with his father.

So I mean, I followed that certainly when it first happened. I am like everybody. I was just fascinated. And, um, You know, they were tailing him, authorities were tailing him across the country. Remember, he got stopped a few times speeding before he ended up getting arrested, I think in Pennsylvania, right? He had driven across the country with his father.

But I mean, the standard to arrest somebody is probable cause, probable cause that they committed the crime, but to proof at trial, proof beyond a reasonable doubt, every element of every crime is a much higher standard.

But I mean, the standard to arrest somebody is probable cause, probable cause that they committed the crime, but to proof at trial, proof beyond a reasonable doubt, every element of every crime is a much higher standard.

But I mean, the standard to arrest somebody is probable cause, probable cause that they committed the crime, but to proof at trial, proof beyond a reasonable doubt, every element of every crime is a much higher standard.

So I really want to believe that the authorities have felt they had a provable case before even arresting him, even though you continue investigating, of course, but you want to make sure you have good, solid evidence even before arresting him. So they probably feel that they've got a provable case.

So I really want to believe that the authorities have felt they had a provable case before even arresting him, even though you continue investigating, of course, but you want to make sure you have good, solid evidence even before arresting him. So they probably feel that they've got a provable case.

So I really want to believe that the authorities have felt they had a provable case before even arresting him, even though you continue investigating, of course, but you want to make sure you have good, solid evidence even before arresting him. So they probably feel that they've got a provable case.

When you say probable cause, is that the same thing as motive?

When you say probable cause, is that the same thing as motive?

When you say probable cause, is that the same thing as motive?

No, probable cause is a standard of proof, right? There are a few standards of proof. Probable cause is very low. It's just, you know, it's probable, right? We have a reasonable suspicion of a probability that you committed this. But then the next one up is...

No, probable cause is a standard of proof, right? There are a few standards of proof. Probable cause is very low. It's just, you know, it's probable, right? We have a reasonable suspicion of a probability that you committed this. But then the next one up is...

No, probable cause is a standard of proof, right? There are a few standards of proof. Probable cause is very low. It's just, you know, it's probable, right? We have a reasonable suspicion of a probability that you committed this. But then the next one up is...

preponderance of the evidence, that's a civil standard, more likely than not, 51% versus 49%, that's civil when you go to, that's why OJ and Robert Blake were found liable in civil court for killing their wives, but they were found not guilty in criminal court because it was a higher standard, proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

preponderance of the evidence, that's a civil standard, more likely than not, 51% versus 49%, that's civil when you go to, that's why OJ and Robert Blake were found liable in civil court for killing their wives, but they were found not guilty in criminal court because it was a higher standard, proof beyond a reasonable doubt.