Race, Guns, & Subway Sandwiches – When a Jury Says "Not Guilty"
This episode highlights the grit and dedication of the Monroe County Public Defender's Office in Indiana. Kyle Duggar and his team share how they defended a client accused of attempted murder — a case tangled up in issues of race, guns, and even a subway sandwich.
The prosecution thought they had their narrative locked, but the defense dismantled it piece by piece, exposing the holes and showing the jury the truth. The verdict? Not guilty.
It's part trial story, part social commentary, and all the reason why public defenders matter.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- Kyle Duggar and his team share how they defended a client accused of attempted murder — a case tangled up in issues of race, guns, and even a subway sandwich.
- The prosecution thought they had their narrative locked, but the defense dismantled it piece by piece, exposing the holes and showing the jury the truth.
Trial or closing note
The official show notes do not identify a single closing or argument moment for this episode.
Transcript availability
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The guide below is based on official public show notes.