Tattoo Turf War – When the Video Inked Not Guilty
Everything's bigger in Texas — even the trials. In this episode, defense attorney Kristin tells the story of her client, a tattoo artist accused of inappropriate touching during a session. The state tried to turn a routine tattoo appointment into a criminal case, but they overlooked one thing: the video.
Kristin walks us through how the footage exposed the truth and erased the accusations, leaving the jury with no doubt. The prosecution's case faded like bad ink, and the verdict was crystal clear: not guilty.
It's a story of false accusations, courtroom drama, and the importance of receipts — especially when they're on video.
Episode guide
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Key points from the show notes
- Kristin walks us through how the footage exposed the truth and erased the accusations, leaving the jury with no doubt.
Trial or closing note
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Transcript availability
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