Menu
Sign In Search Podcasts Libraries Charts People & Topics Add Podcast API Blog Pricing

Josh Mankiewicz

πŸ‘€ Speaker
See mentions of this person in podcasts
5492 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

And I mean, usually, almost always... the person who ends up being the culprit is the Joe of the story or the David of the story. Well, it's almost never the random guy who was not on police radar, but sometimes it is.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

And I mean, usually, almost always... the person who ends up being the culprit is the Joe of the story or the David of the story. Well, it's almost never the random guy who was not on police radar, but sometimes it is.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

I mean, look, look, I mean, I'm going to say upwards of 90% of dateline stories involve some sort of relationship between the killer. They're not, they're not unknown to each other.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

I mean, look, look, I mean, I'm going to say upwards of 90% of dateline stories involve some sort of relationship between the killer. They're not, they're not unknown to each other.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

I mean, the person who leaps out of the bushes and attacks someone and rapes them, That's the least common kind of rape. Almost always it's somebody that the victim knows. That's overwhelmingly likely. But that's sort of not widely known. And so people fear one maybe more than they should and fear the other maybe less than they should.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

I mean, the person who leaps out of the bushes and attacks someone and rapes them, That's the least common kind of rape. Almost always it's somebody that the victim knows. That's overwhelmingly likely. But that's sort of not widely known. And so people fear one maybe more than they should and fear the other maybe less than they should.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

So since this happened, Steve McDaniel has tried to appeal his case in Georgia state courts.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

So since this happened, Steve McDaniel has tried to appeal his case in Georgia state courts.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

Which usually means you give up any right to appeal. That's what a guilty jury does.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

Which usually means you give up any right to appeal. That's what a guilty jury does.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

Yeah. But in 2018, he claimed his constitutional rights were violated, asked for a new trial. He represented himself. He called one of his own defense attorneys as a witness in his case. Not the right move. No. No. That backfired. Because to do that, to call your attorney to testify in your appeal, he had to waive attorney-client privilege.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

Yeah. But in 2018, he claimed his constitutional rights were violated, asked for a new trial. He represented himself. He called one of his own defense attorneys as a witness in his case. Not the right move. No. No. That backfired. Because to do that, to call your attorney to testify in your appeal, he had to waive attorney-client privilege.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

Which means the attorney can now say anything that the defendant said to him during a time when that was privileged.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

Which means the attorney can now say anything that the defendant said to him during a time when that was privileged.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

What Stephen McDaniel's defense attorney, Floyd Buford, said when he could speak freely about what his client had shared with him, in other words, outside lawyer-client privilege, well, it's like something out of a horror movie. He testified that McDaniel had admitted to decapitating Lauren, cutting her fingers off, and flushing them down the toilet. Really awful stuff. And he also said...

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

What Stephen McDaniel's defense attorney, Floyd Buford, said when he could speak freely about what his client had shared with him, in other words, outside lawyer-client privilege, well, it's like something out of a horror movie. He testified that McDaniel had admitted to decapitating Lauren, cutting her fingers off, and flushing them down the toilet. Really awful stuff. And he also said...

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

that McDaniel possessed some of the worst child porn that the attorney had ever seen. This normally would have been protected by privilege, but in this case, it wasn't. And it's not what you want your defense attorney revealing in court. That appeal didn't go anywhere.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

that McDaniel possessed some of the worst child porn that the attorney had ever seen. This normally would have been protected by privilege, but in this case, it wasn't. And it's not what you want your defense attorney revealing in court. That appeal didn't go anywhere.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

So coming up next, your questions from social media. Let's take your questions from social media. Good idea. So a lot of people wrote to us saying that they lived in Macon at the time. They remember the coverage of this case. I will say this.

Dateline NBC
Talking Dateline: The Watcher

So coming up next, your questions from social media. Let's take your questions from social media. Good idea. So a lot of people wrote to us saying that they lived in Macon at the time. They remember the coverage of this case. I will say this.