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Convicted

Convicted

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Convicted takes you inside real courtrooms through the words that shaped the verdict.Each episode presents actual courtroom testimony, witness statements, cross-examinations, closing arguments, and pivotal moments from criminal trials. Hear the prosecution build its case, the defense challenge the evidence, and witnesses recount the events that brought everyone before a judge and jury.

No dramatic reenactments. No fictional dialogue. Just the testimony, arguments, and evidence placed before the court.

Listen closely as stories change under questioning, contradictions emerge, and attorneys fight to control the narrative. Consider the credibility of each witness, weigh the strength of the evidence, and decide whether the case has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

The courtroom has heard the arguments. The evidence is on the record.Now, you be the jury.

Follow Convicted for gripping courtroom testimony, criminal trial transcripts, legal arguments, witness examinations, and real cases told from inside the courtroom.

Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

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  • The Derek Chauvin Trial: The Knee, the Video, and Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds

    The Derek Chauvin Trial: The Knee, the Video, and Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds
    Aug 6 2026
    On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on George Floyd's neck for nine minutes and twenty-nine seconds. The world watched. A seventeen-year-old girl filmed it. Bystanders screamed for him to stop. He did not stop. The trial that followed was one of the most closely watched in American history -- and it forced a jury to answer a question America had been avoiding for centuries: can a police officer be convicted of murder for killing a man in the line of duty?

    CHAPTERS:
    0:00 - Introduction / Case Background
    2:30 - The Arrest: Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds
    5:00 - The Charges
    6:30 - Charles McMillian: The Bystander Who Called 911
    10:00 - Darnella Frazier: The Teenager Who Filmed Everything
    14:00 - Donald Williams: The MMA Fighter Who Recognized the Danger
    17:00 - Geneva Badorek: The Firefighter Who Was Denied the Chance to Help
    19:00 - Dr. Martin Tobin: The Pulmonologist Who Showed How Floyd Died
    25:00 - Dr. Andrew Baker: The Medical Examiner's Testimony
    28:00 - The Defense Case: Dr. David Fowler's Theory
    31:00 - The Cross-Examination Battle
    33:00 - Closing Arguments
    35:00 - The Verdict and Aftermath
    37:00 - You Be the Jury

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    The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.

    Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.

    Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.

    Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

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    39 min
  • The Robert Durst Trial: Wealth, Three Murders, and a Confession on Camera

    The Robert Durst Trial: Wealth, Three Murders, and a Confession on Camera
    Aug 5 2026
    Robert Durst was a real estate heir suspected of killing three people over three decades. His best friend Susan Berman was found shot in the back of the head. His neighbor Morris Black was dismembered. And on camera, Durst whispered: "Killed them all, of course." This is the story of wealth, murder, and the most famous confession in criminal history.

    CHAPTERS:
    0:00 - Introduction
    1:30 - The Durst Dynasty and Robert's Dark Childhood
    5:00 - Kathie McCormack Disappears
    9:00 - Susan Berman: The Mobster's Daughter
    13:00 - The Cadaver Note
    16:00 - The Galveston Dismemberment
    21:00 - The Jinx: A Confession on Camera
    25:00 - The 2021 Murder Trial
    31:00 - Durst Takes the Stand
    34:00 - Verdict and Sentencing
    36:00 - Death, Vacated Conviction, and Legacy
    37:00 - You Be the Jury

    Robert Durst was born into one of New York's wealthiest real estate dynasties. His grandfather founded the Durst Organization, which owns some of Manhattan's most valuable properties. But behind the wealth lay a deeply troubled family. When Robert was seven, his mother jumped to her death from the roof of their Scarsdale home. Robert claimed his father made him watch.

    In 1982, Robert's wife Kathie vanished after telling friends she was leaving him. Her body was never found. Robert's best friend Susan Berman helped him craft his alibi. But in 2000, Susan was found shot in the back of the head. The day before her body was discovered, someone mailed a note to the police that simply said "Dead" - with her address typed below. The handwriting matched Robert Durst.

    In 2001, Durst shot and dismembered his neighbor Morris Black in Galveston, Texas. He admitted to the dismemberment but claimed the shooting was self-defense. A Texas jury acquitted him of murder.

    In 2015, HBO aired The Jinx, a documentary in which Durst confessed on a hot mic: "Killed them all, of course." He was arrested the next day. In 2021, he was convicted of Susan Berman's murder and sentenced to life without parole. He died in 2022, and his conviction was vacated.

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    Thank you for listening to Convicted.

    The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.

    Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.

    Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.

    Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

    Support this Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/convicted--7182314/support
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    38 min
  • The Aaron Hernandez Trial: Football, Murder, and a Tight End's Double Life

    The Aaron Hernandez Trial: Football, Murder, and a Tight End's Double Life
    Aug 4 2026
    The former NFL tight end stood trial for the murder of Odin Lloyd, a man who may have known too much about a double homicide in Boston. What the jury heard inside that Fall River courtroom paints a picture of a young man living two lives -- one under the stadium lights, the other in the shadows.

    This is the story of Commonwealth versus Aaron Hernandez. Surveillance footage from inside Hernandez's own home shows him holding a gun. Cell phone records trace his movements through the night. And the testimony of two men who were in the car that night -- one who changed his story three times, the other who refused to identify the shooter -- left the jury with more questions than answers. The murder weapon was never found. But the evidence told a story the jury could not ignore.

    CHAPTERS:
    0:00 - Introduction
    3:11 - The Charges and the Players
    7:10 - Opening Statements
    11:56 - Carlos Ortiz and Ernest Wallace: The Men in the Car
    20:42 - Forensic Evidence: Shell Casings, Gunshot Residue, and the Missing Weapon
    27:04 - The Boston Double Murder: A Pattern of Violence
    32:39 - Closing Arguments and the Verdict
    35:50 - You Be the Jury: The Evidence and the Doubt
    38:13 - Aftermath, CTE, and the End of Aaron Hernandez

    Aaron Hernandez was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole. He died in prison at age twenty-seven. Five days later, a second jury acquitted him of a separate double murder. Two juries, two verdicts, one man. What would your verdict be?

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    #Convicted #TrueCrime #CourtroomTestimony #AaronHernandez #HustleStudios

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    Thank you for listening to Convicted.

    The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.

    Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.

    Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.

    Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.

    Support this Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/convicted--7182314/support
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    40 min
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