Jake Halpern
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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Yes.
Okay.
That's the part where his daughters take the stand and basically talk about how important he is in their life, especially with the absence of their mom, and their mom struggling with drug addiction, and...
On a personal level, I find Marissa and Elise to be very compelling as people.
But I'm wondering, in the context of sentencing within a jury, is that something that
typically is effective with a jury?
Will you say to them, yes, this man did these things, but there are people on the outside, his kids, in fact, who are counting on him and by incarcerating him, they will suffer.
And is that an argument that resonates with juries?
All right.
In some ways, I say this at the beginning of the podcast, I say this is a story about punishment.
What should be the consequences for Keats' action, right?
What should be the punishment?
And this is a discussion that I had with Bob McCullough, and I asked him...
Help me understand the motivation for wanting Keith Giammanco to be in prison for 20 years because the taxpayers of the state of Missouri are paying for this.
McCullough's response was deterrence, basically, which is, I think, a common thing with prosecutors.
And I'm asking you, what's your sense of what justice ought to look like like this in a situation with Keith Giammanco?
Yeah.
Yeah.
James, we've talked in the past, particularly in season four, about...
What does justice look like?
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