Tom Bevan
speaker
1,284 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 31 Aug
Tom Bevan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The panel able to consider first degree murder, second degree murder, or manslaughter, as well as not guilty or a verdict of not guilty by lack of criminal responsibility.
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington telling reporters jurors sent just one note on Friday, asking to examine prescription pill bottles and the knife used during Clancy's suicide attempt.
That request coming around ten AM, less than an hour into Friday's session, and roughly four hours into deliberations overall.
Judge William Sullivan discussing the request with attorneys at sidebar without bringing jurors into the courtroom or publicly reading their question.
Any verdict requires unanimous agreement, and the judge may declare a mistrial if jurors cannot resolve their differences and remain deadlocked.
We spoke with the MK True Crime Show co-host Phil Holloway, asking first whether jurors should have been kept sequestered as they weigh Clancy's fate.
Inside the jury room, Friday's request for evidence offering a rare glimpse into deliberations, though Holloway cautions against reading too much into it.
The panel now set to enter a third day of deliberations.
We asked how that timeline stacks up against the volume of evidence presented.
A man posing as a San Francisco 49ers player, along with his supposed financial advisor, now under arrest, accused of running a shocking fraud involving scamming dozens of women out of about $1.3 million.
Federal prosecutors in Oregon identifying the defendants as thirty five year old Dejahn LeBraye Love and eighteen year old Taylor Jamie Chan, both charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Investigators identifying twenty-six alleged victims across California, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon in a scheme stretching back to February 2022.
Love allegedly finding women through dating apps and social media, then convincing them to send money for investments to him or Chan, whom he introduced as his financial advisor.
Love presenting himself online as a wealthy San Francisco Forty Niners wide receiver.
Love publicly posting photos and videos of himself dressed in team gear, pretending to train, along with post allegedly stolen from real NFL players and presented as his own.
An affidavit submitted by an FBI agent detailing more than $1,100 in purchases from a custom football helmet company, plus purchases from businesses selling realistic fake cash and social media followers, likes and views.
Investigators describing those purchases as part of an effort to make his invented lifestyle look legitimate.
Outkick obtaining video of love documenting supposed career milestones for the woman he was trying to impress.
My boy J Love.
wide receiver.
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