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Has Justice Been Served?: Exploring plea deals in Travis County

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We elect the District Attorney (DA) to speak for the victims of crimes and seek justice for them. But what happens when the DA won't fight for ALL victims? We are exploring plea deals in Travis County. The DA's office is hyper focused on prosecuting police and conservatives, pouring resources into those cases, but is not speaking for other victims and their families. Probation for killing people, murder charges dropped, light sentences agreed to without first consulting victims and their families are just some of the examples that begs the question "Has justice really been served?"

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Recent Episodes

July 24, 2023

A mother lost: The murder of Heidi Broussard

Heidi Broussard and her fiance Shane welcomed their baby girl, Margot, in the fall of December 2019. A few weeks later, Heidi and Margot went missing. Margot was found alive at the Houston home of Heidi's long time friend, Magen Fieramusca. Heidi was found murdered at the residence. The Travis County District Attorney cut a deal with Magen, which kept her from facing life without the possibility of parole. Listen to the details of this case and decide for yourself if justice has been served?

June 12, 2023

Missing in Austin: The case of Krislyn Gibson and Sidney Taylor

In April 2016, two friends traveled to Austin from Houston to attend a music festival. After returning to the home of an acquaintance, they were never seen again. They have never been found. In 2020, a grand jury heard the evidence of this case and wanted the acquaintance, Harvey Cyphers, prosecuted for murder. Jose Garza's office thought different. Listen to this episode and decide if justice has been served in this case.

June 12, 2023

Buried in the backyard: The murder of Nicklas Kinslow

On August 18, 2020, a woman called police to report a body was buried in the backyard of a south Austin home. Homicide detectives began their investigation into the claim. With the help of crime scene personnel, Austin Fire Department, and staff from the Travis County Medical Examiner's Office, the body of a man (whose identity was later confirmed as Nicklas Kinslow) was unearthed from a grave constructed in the backyard. Two people would eventually be charged with murder, but the Travis County District Attorney's office would later drop the murder charges and allow both defendants to plead to lesser charges. Was justice served in the case of Nicklas Kinslow?

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What is Has Justice Been Served?: Exploring plea deals in Travis County?: We elect the District Attorney (DA) to speak for the victims of crimes and seek justice for them. But what happens when the DA won't fight for ALL victims?

We are exploring plea deals in Travis County. The DA's office is hyper focused on prosecuting police and conservatives, pouring resources into those cases, but is not speaking for other victims and their families. Probation for killing people, murder charges dropped, light sentences agreed to without first consulting victims and their families are just some of the examples that begs the question "Has justice really been served?"
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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