Josh Mankiewicz

Not like that. I mean, I recall some outbursts. I can't remember anything on that level. Anything, you know, the fist pumping, the whooping, that I don't remember. I remember, you know,

Not like that. I mean, I recall some outbursts. I can't remember anything on that level. Anything, you know, the fist pumping, the whooping, that I don't remember. I remember, you know,

judges saying i don't want to hear anything afterwards and then you do hear something you hear people you hear somebody go you know yes or good or you know and it's usually a gasp right or like and then people contain themselves and you hear people crying that's the other thing and and uh and and that's sort of an emotion that people are unable to control but but

judges saying i don't want to hear anything afterwards and then you do hear something you hear people you hear somebody go you know yes or good or you know and it's usually a gasp right or like and then people contain themselves and you hear people crying that's the other thing and and uh and and that's sort of an emotion that people are unable to control but but

Generally, over all the years that now I've been doing this, the reaction you hear is from the gallery, from the people watching on both sides, not from the defense or prosecution. That's the unusual part here was that it was it was a an outburst that really sort of started at the defense table.

Generally, over all the years that now I've been doing this, the reaction you hear is from the gallery, from the people watching on both sides, not from the defense or prosecution. That's the unusual part here was that it was it was a an outburst that really sort of started at the defense table.

You know, and I will not forget Anna saying, you know, I wish I could get that out of my head, but I can't. I can hear those. I can still hear those those screams of triumph. So you spoke with her in a clip that we are now that didn't make the broadcast that we're going to play now about you.

You know, and I will not forget Anna saying, you know, I wish I could get that out of my head, but I can't. I can hear those. I can still hear those those screams of triumph. So you spoke with her in a clip that we are now that didn't make the broadcast that we're going to play now about you.

In which you were talking with her about sort of what those 15 years have been like, not just the trial itself, but the actual period of time of losing your sister and not knowing what happened. So let's listen to that.

In which you were talking with her about sort of what those 15 years have been like, not just the trial itself, but the actual period of time of losing your sister and not knowing what happened. So let's listen to that.

I thought you were great with her. I thought that the two of you really had a great rapport.

I thought you were great with her. I thought that the two of you really had a great rapport.

Yeah, I've seen that. I've seen that a lot of times with families that got the result they wanted, you know. But now that other job that you had, that second job of representing the person who's no longer here, your loved one, all of that's over. And now, you know, the prosecutors, the cops that you dealt with all those years, they've moved on to something else, some other crime, some other case.

Yeah, I've seen that. I've seen that a lot of times with families that got the result they wanted, you know. But now that other job that you had, that second job of representing the person who's no longer here, your loved one, all of that's over. And now, you know, the prosecutors, the cops that you dealt with all those years, they've moved on to something else, some other crime, some other case.

And you're like, OK, well, now what? You know, like I still have this giant void in my life because my husband, daughter, son, you know, wife is gone still. And that can be very hard. I'm glad that she's thinking about other things that they can do because that can be a tough place to be at. That's if you get the conviction you want.

And you're like, OK, well, now what? You know, like I still have this giant void in my life because my husband, daughter, son, you know, wife is gone still. And that can be very hard. I'm glad that she's thinking about other things that they can do because that can be a tough place to be at. That's if you get the conviction you want.

Do we know what became of Nicole, where she is now, what she's doing?

Do we know what became of Nicole, where she is now, what she's doing?

I mean, look, you know, the title of that case is The People versus Nicole Rice. If I were acquitted in that case. you know, if it's the people versus Josh Mankiewicz, I would be getting away from those people. Like I would probably move out of that town.

I mean, look, you know, the title of that case is The People versus Nicole Rice. If I were acquitted in that case. you know, if it's the people versus Josh Mankiewicz, I would be getting away from those people. Like I would probably move out of that town.