Albuquerque DWI Corruption Case & R.C. Horsch House Killing Video
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Hey everybody, welcome to the True Crime Squad. This is Katie Weaver. I'm here with my sister, co-host, and partner in crime, Christy Brouwer. Hello.
Hello, hey everybody. How's it going?
Uh it's good. I asked.
It did go fast. Uh it's going well, you know. Um sat through Total nothing burger of uh jury watch today on the Clancy jury.
Oh yeah.
No questions, no nothing? Nothing. And then the judge sent them home to start again tomorrow.
Yeah.
They're at sixteen hours fifty one minutes of deliberation at this point. That was a long time. And you know, there's a m a million theories out there. Of course. You know. And some people are like, Oh, this is a hunger, which it could be a Hungary. I mean, it's not a straight up guilty jury by any means because guilties come back a lot faster than this usually. Yep.
What is the opening premise and who are the hosts of the True Crime Squad episode?
But there are a lot of options, you know, they have several choices. Yeah. And you know, there are some experts that say it's pretty normal for a jury to take one full day of deliberation per week. Of um the trial itself, which this was a five week trial.
Sure.
So that could very well be, I mean, if they're just very methodically going through all the evidence, it could take this long. There were eighty four witnesses in this trial. Yeah. So I don't know. I you know, I mean Hungary has been A concern for me uh from the very beginning, just because this is such a divisive case. That's
my guess. I'm guessing we have some very passionate opinions on both sides of it. And that's very possible.
There's not been any indication, but I don't know that Judge Sullivan would make it public if there was. if there's been any problems or the if he's, you know, need to talk to them or help them talk them through if they're feeling challenged or something. Because judges do do that and can, you know, encourage them and help them review the law and stuff and like that. But we don't know if any of that has occurred because if it has, it wasn't public. Yeah. So we'll be back on the trials channel tomorrow at nine AM mountain. Unless there's something earlier, 'cause they do start earlier, so I do keep an eye Uh earlier in the day. about, you know, is anything happening? And if so I'll take the stream live earlier.
Sure. But At this point, it's just a waiting game. Yeah.
And add to it Dwayne Davis. His hands his faith's also in the hands of the jury. That started today. Yes. That's the two pot killing. So wow. He also sits with the jury. Yep. That's gonna be streaming that, but we're keeping an eye on it. Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't know. I I don't know how any juror couldn't convict him, to be honest. I mean after I didn't watch the whole thing self has
said.
Yes, to be very fair, I have not watched the whole thing. I've watched blips and bits and pieces and I've done a quite a bit of reading about it. But The way he self incriminated himself? I don't know how any jury couldn't look at it and be like, well clearly he was there.
Right. Yeah. Yes, there is a Tyler Robinson hearing tomorrow and that's the other thing. So I'm gonna I'm gonna do 'em both. Thank you for reminding me, yes, this is the hearing for verbal argument for the preliminary hearing. They've now we've had the preliminary hearing. They have submitted their written argument and now they're getting verbal argument. So do I think that there's gonna be an outcome tomorrow? Probably not, because that's not how this judge rolls. Probably not. And the defense
yet again fought tooth and nail to keep cameras out of that courtroom.
Yeah. It's just not gonna work. So we'll be keeping we'll I'll be streaming that one and then I'll also be streaming Jury Watch and we'll just be keeping an eye on on all of it everywhere. 'Cause holy shit.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–1:36
2
What is the opening premise and who are the hosts of the True Crime Squad episode?
1:36–15:11
3
How does the episode introduce the Albuquerque DWI corruption scandal?
15:11–18:33
4
What new findings emerged from the Horsch House search and why are they significant?
18:33–21:10
5
What does the alleged snuff video reveal about R.C. Horsch’s involvement?
21:10–53:56
Speakers
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