Unsworn Kids Say The Darndest Things – When Testimony Doesn't Hold Up
Two New York public defenders, Rob and James, step into trial to defend their young client against charges of inappropriate sexual conduct with a minor — charges the government seemed to conjure out of thin air.
The state leaned on questionable testimony, but Rob and James tore it apart, exposing how flimsy, unreliable, and downright absurd it was. Piece by piece, they showed the jury what was really happening: this was less about facts and more about the government trying to force a story that didn't exist.
The result? A not guilty that proves kids may say the darndest things, but the truth still wins in court.
Episode guide
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- Piece by piece, they showed the jury what was really happening: this was less about facts and more about the government trying to force a story that didn't exist.
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