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The Trial Of Sarah Grace Patrick

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 The Trial of Sarah Grace Patrick follows a homicide case as it unfolds—in real time, inside the courtroom.

On February 20, 2025, Kristin Brock and James Brock were found shot to death in their Carrollton, Georgia home. Their teenage daughter, Sarah Grace Patrick, was inside the house. So was her five-year-old half-sister, who discovered the bodies. Sarah called 911 shortly afterward.

As this podcast launches, the trial is beginning.

Prosecutors have repeatedly claimed there are “mountains of physical and digital evidence,” gathered with assistance from the FBI and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Yet as opening statements approach, no murder weapon has been recovered, no physical evidence tying Sarah to the shootings has been publicly presented, and the defense says full discovery was still outstanding leading into trial.

This podcast tracks what actually happens when rhetoric meets evidence.

Each episode breaks down the testimony, exhibits, and legal arguments presented in court—what’s admitted, what’s excluded, and what the jury is allowed to hear. We examine the crime scene details, the family’s volatile history, the interrogation of a minor, and the prosecution’s reliance on social media behavior and so-called “digital footprints.” We also analyze defense challenges, constitutional issues, witness credibility, and the role of a very young child witness in a case with enormous emotional weight.

Most importantly, we separate proof from perception—and courtroom facts from online speculation.

This is not a podcast about viral clips or hot takes. It’s about evidence, procedure, and the real-world consequences of trying a case in the public eye while a jury listens.

Two people are dead. A family is destroyed. And a teenager is on trial for her life.

If Sarah Grace Patrick is guilty, the jury will have to see clear proof.
If she isn’t, the danger of a conviction built on behavior, assumptions, and social media optics is real.

The Trial of Sarah Grace Patrick follows the case day by day, as the evidence is finally revealed and tested—inside the courtroom, where the verdict will be decided.

New episodes throughout the trial.


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    • SARAH GRACE PATRICK CASE UPDATE: Trial Delayed to August 2026

      SARAH GRACE PATRICK CASE UPDATE: Trial Delayed to August 2026
      Jan 11 2026

      The murder trial of Sarah Grace Patrick has been pushed from January 5th, 2026 to August 3rd, 2026. The prosecution requested the delay after the defense submitted a neuropsychologist evaluation. The defense answered ready to proceed.

      Sarah Grace Patrick, 17, is charged as an adult with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of her mother Kristin Brock and stepfather James Brock. The couple was found shot in their bed in Carroll County, Georgia on February 20th, 2025.

      Key facts as of January 2026: • No murder weapon has been produced • No forensic evidence linking Sarah to the killings has been publicly disclosed • No firearm was found at the scene • Sarah has been in custody since July 2025 • The Carroll County Sheriff's Office claimed "mountains of evidence" at her arrest • Defense neuropsychologist evaluation submitted; state seeking time to review and potentially rebut • Next court date: August 3rd, 2026

      Defense attorney Bob Motta analyzes what this delay signals about the state's case and the role the neuropsychologist evaluation may play at trial.

      #SarahGracePatrick #CarrollCountyGA #MurderTrial #KristinBrock #JamesBrock #TrialUpdate #TrueCrime #CaseUpdate

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      57 min
    • Sarah Grace Patrick Week In Review: FBI Analysis, Family History, and the Evidence Gap Before Trial

      Sarah Grace Patrick Week In Review: FBI Analysis, Family History, and the Evidence Gap Before Trial
      Jan 10 2026

      Everything we covered this week on the Sarah Grace Patrick case — the FBI analysis, the family history, and the questions that need answers before January 5th.

      Sarah Grace Patrick was sixteen when her mother Kristin Brock and stepfather James Brock were found shot dead in their Carroll County, Georgia bedroom. Her five-year-old sister found them. For five months, Sarah grieved publicly — posting TikToks, reaching out to true crime creators, telling one her story "would be a really big hit," and delivering an emotional eulogy. Then investigators arrested her for double murder.

      Prosecutors promised mountains of evidence. Here's what's public: social media posts, DMs to influencers, and a eulogy the sheriff's office considered odd. No murder weapon confirmed. No motive released. Defense counsel says discovery remains incomplete weeks before trial.

      Former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer joined us to analyze what the known evidence reveals — and to examine a family history the mainstream coverage has largely missed. Court records show an eleven-year-old Sarah told police she felt unsafe in her mother's home. Custody filings include drug allegations. James Brock was on meth probation when he married Kristin — the same woman he once accused of trying to run him over with a car. Sarah's brother sued for emancipation from both parents.

      Sarah's maternal grandfather — Kristin's father — believes she's innocent. The Brock family packed the courtroom demanding no bond. Friends arrived wearing "I Stand with Sarah" shirts. The judge sided with prosecutors. The state's key witness is a six-year-old girl who may be forced to testify against her own sister. Is Sarah a calculated killer who performed grief online for months? Or is she a traumatized kid being judged by people who don't understand how her generation processes pain?

      #SarahGracePatrick #KristinBrock #JamesBrock #CarrollCounty #JenniferCoffindaffer #FBI #Georgia #MurderTrial #WeekInReview #JusticeForSarah

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    • Sarah Grace Patrick Trial Delayed to August 2026 — State Needs More Time | Full Breakdown of January 5th Hearing

      Sarah Grace Patrick Trial Delayed to August 2026 — State Needs More Time | Full Breakdown of January 5th Hearing
      Jan 7 2026

      Sarah Grace Patrick's murder trial has been delayed seven months. The January 5th, 2026 trial date has been pushed to August 3rd, 2026 after prosecutors told Judge Dustin Hightower they would need time to review a defense neuropsychologist's evaluation and potentially hire their own expert.

      This video breaks down exactly what happened in the January 5th hearing and what it means for the case going forward.

      Sarah Grace Patrick, 17, is charged as an adult with two counts of murder in the February 2025 shooting deaths of her mother Kristin Brock and stepfather James Brock in Carroll County, Georgia. The couple was found shot in their bed. Their young daughter discovered the bodies. Sarah called 911.

      Key points from the delay:

      The defense had been working with a forensic neuropsychologist since August 2025. They had a draft report ready with the final version expected within days. The prosecution said they needed time to review it and possibly prepare a rebuttal. Judge Hightower — who had told the state back in December to let him know if they needed a continuance — granted the delay but said there would be "slim to none" chance of another delay past August.

      This came after the defense's own earlier motion for continuance was denied. Attorney LaToya Williams had argued incomplete discovery. The court rejected that request.

      Sarah's grandfather Dennis Nolan continues to maintain her innocence. He says no physical evidence ties her to the murders and no murder weapon has been produced. Sarah has been held without bond since her arrest in July 2025.

      We cover the hearing, the evidence questions, and what happens between now and August.

      #SarahGracePatrick #CarrollCountyGeorgia #TrialUpdate #KristinBrock #JamesBrock #MurderCase #August2026 #JudgeDustinHightower #LaToyaWilliams #DennisNolan

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      31 min
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