Mark Eiglarsh
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1,510 appearances
12 recordings
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 1 Sep
Mark Eiglarsh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I don't know.
You got a Texas jury and not many people are talking about this, but we do know that the law precludes either side from getting rid of jurors based upon the color of their skin.
That's an issue so much so that the law had to be created to stop attorneys from doing this.
In this particular case, the prosecutor struck the three potential black jurors.
And so there are no black jurors seated at all, which I'm merely saying increases the chances of the prosecution getting what they want.
And they can't change the facts, you know, they just can't change the facts.
If they had a team of lawyers, I still don't know that the facts change.
I don't disagree with either one of you that jurors, in spite of being instructed that sympathy should play no role, they absolutely do consider it.
They know the difference between what first degree murder would yield versus manslaughter.
at least in concept, so they do consider that.
It wouldn't surprise me if they immediately said manslaughter.
And I ask the question to each of you, okay?
And I know, Megan, you're pretty entrenched in that position, but is there at least a possibility in both of your minds, and this is what I would tell the jury,
That when he stabbed one time, not repeatedly, not like in the neck area, not by announcing, I'm going to kill you, which would clearly evidence what he's intending to do, but one jab, which again is criminal and I'm not excusing him, but one jab which happened to land in a really bad place causing the death, whether he intended to kill him or was it a reaction after he was pushed?
Can I answer first?
That's just reasonable doubt.
It's your show, Megan, but I'd like to answer.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think that you're conceding my point.
I think that if he didn't intend to kill him, that the act itself, which he should be held responsible for, he should be found guilty for sure of manslaughter and maybe even murder.
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