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Convicted takes you inside real courtrooms through the words that shaped the verdict.Each episode presents actual courtroom testimony, witness statements, cross-examinations, closing arguments, and pivotal moments from criminal trials. Hear...
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Convicted takes you inside real courtrooms through the words that shaped the verdict.Each episode presents actual courtroom testimony, witness statements, cross-examinations, closing arguments, and pivotal moments from criminal trials. Hear the prosecution build its case, the defense challenge the evidence, and witnesses recount the events that brought everyone before a judge and jury.
No dramatic reenactments. No fictional dialogue. Just the testimony, arguments, and evidence placed before the court.
Listen closely as stories change under questioning, contradictions emerge, and attorneys fight to control the narrative. Consider the credibility of each witness, weigh the strength of the evidence, and decide whether the case has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
The courtroom has heard the arguments. The evidence is on the record.Now, you be the jury.
Follow Convicted for gripping courtroom testimony, criminal trial transcripts, legal arguments, witness examinations, and real cases told from inside the courtroom.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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No dramatic reenactments. No fictional dialogue. Just the testimony, arguments, and evidence placed before the court.
Listen closely as stories change under questioning, contradictions emerge, and attorneys fight to control the narrative. Consider the credibility of each witness, weigh the strength of the evidence, and decide whether the case has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
The courtroom has heard the arguments. The evidence is on the record.Now, you be the jury.
Follow Convicted for gripping courtroom testimony, criminal trial transcripts, legal arguments, witness examinations, and real cases told from inside the courtroom.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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21 AUG 2026 · 🕵️ Welcome back to Convicted. Today, Nate walks you through one of the most polarizing trials in American legal history. In October of two thousand five, twenty-five-year-old Teresa Halbach drove to the Avery Salvage Yard in Manitowoc County to photograph a minivan Steven Avery had listed for sale. She never came home. Inside the trailer, the world would find a Toyota key, a few cells of DNA, and a question that has divided a country ever since.
In this episode we walk through the evidence that sent Avery and Brendan Dassey to prison — Halbach's burned RAV-four, the bone fragments in the burn pit, the blood in the car, the key on the bedroom floor. We hear the prosecution's theory that Avery lured Halbach, killed her, and burned her body. We hear the defense's theory that a sheriff's department with thirty-six million dollars on the line had every reason to plant what it could not find honestly. Then we hear the jury say guilty, and we ask: did they get it right?
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 — Cold open
07:42 — State of Wisconsin versus Avery
13:10 — The prior wrongful conviction
24:05 — Halbach's last movements
49:55 — The prosecution's case
01:09:30 — The defense's case
01:24:14 — The trial and verdict
01:40:25 — You be the jury
🔍 KEYWORDS
wrongful conviction, Steven Avery, Teresa Halbach, Brendan Dassey, Manitowoc County, RAV-four, burn pit, DNA evidence, Making a Murderer, true crime, courtroom drama
📋 NOTES
Trial transcripts and court filings. Discusses sexual assault and murder in testimony form. Listener discretion advised.
🤖 AI DISCLOSURE
Drafted with large-language-model assistance and reviewed by a human editor. Synthetic voice. Editorial choices by the production team. Not the position of any court or agency. Opinions belong to the characters and the production. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/convicted--7182314/support.
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Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
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6 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Derek Chauvin Trial: The Knee, the Video, and Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds.
Today's case: The Derek Chauvin Trial: The Knee, the Video, and Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds.
This is Episode 73537227 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
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Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
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5 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Robert Durst Trial: Wealth, Three Murders, and a Confession on Camera.
Today's case: The Robert Durst Trial: Wealth, Three Murders, and a Confession on Camera.
This is Episode 73475912 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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4 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Aaron Hernandez Trial: Football, Murder, and a Tight End's Double Life.
Today's case: The Aaron Hernandez Trial: Football, Murder, and a Tight End's Double Life.
This is Episode 73422350 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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3 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Chris Watts Confession: A Father's Betrayal in Frederick, Colorado.
Today's case: The Chris Watts Confession: A Father's Betrayal in Frederick, Colorado.
This is Episode 73368193 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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Thank you for listening to Convicted.
The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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2 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Scott Peterson Trial: The Fisherman and the Missing Pregnant Wife.
Today's case: The Scott Peterson Trial: The Fisherman and the Missing Pregnant Wife.
This is Episode 73333266 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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1 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Alex Murdaugh Trial: The Kennel Video, the Lies, and a Legal Dynasty's Fall.
Today's case: The Alex Murdaugh Trial: The Kennel Video, the Lies, and a Legal Dynasty's Fall.
This is Episode 73311919 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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1 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Menendez Brothers: Blood, Money, and a Claim of Abuse.
Today's case: The Menendez Brothers: Blood, Money, and a Claim of Abuse.
This is Episode 73303676 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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1 AUG 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Jodi Arias Trial: Lies, Gas Cans, and a Camera in the Washing Machine.
Today's case: The Jodi Arias Trial: Lies, Gas Cans, and a Camera in the Washing Machine.
This is Episode 73300526 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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Thank you for listening to Convicted.
The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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18 JUL 2026 · In this episode of Convicted, we dig into the case file on The Casey Anthony Trial: Lies, Duct Tape, and Reasonable Doubt.
Today's case: The Casey Anthony Trial: Lies, Duct Tape, and Reasonable Doubt.
This is Episode 73041100 of Convicted — the show that examines the cases, suspects, and investigations that didn't get the spotlight they deserved.
What we cover in this episode:
• The victim: who they were and what happened
• The investigation: what police did, what they missed
• The suspects: who was looked at, who wasn't
• The evidence: what the forensic team found
• The verdict: where the case stands now
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The testimony has been heard. The arguments are on the record. Now it is your turn to consider the evidence, question the credibility of the witnesses, and decide what the case reveals.
Follow Convicted for more courtroom testimony, cross-examinations, witness statements, closing arguments, and real criminal trials told through the words spoken inside the courtroom.
Disclaimer: This podcast is presented for informational, educational, and documentary purposes. Courtroom testimony and legal materials may be edited for clarity, pacing, or length without intentionally changing their meaning. Allegations are not proof of guilt, and every person should be presumed innocent unless convicted in a court of law.
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Convicted takes you inside real courtrooms through the words that shaped the verdict.Each episode presents actual courtroom testimony, witness statements, cross-examinations, closing arguments, and pivotal moments from criminal trials. Hear...
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Convicted takes you inside real courtrooms through the words that shaped the verdict.Each episode presents actual courtroom testimony, witness statements, cross-examinations, closing arguments, and pivotal moments from criminal trials. Hear the prosecution build its case, the defense challenge the evidence, and witnesses recount the events that brought everyone before a judge and jury.
No dramatic reenactments. No fictional dialogue. Just the testimony, arguments, and evidence placed before the court.
Listen closely as stories change under questioning, contradictions emerge, and attorneys fight to control the narrative. Consider the credibility of each witness, weigh the strength of the evidence, and decide whether the case has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
The courtroom has heard the arguments. The evidence is on the record.Now, you be the jury.
Follow Convicted for gripping courtroom testimony, criminal trial transcripts, legal arguments, witness examinations, and real cases told from inside the courtroom.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
show less
No dramatic reenactments. No fictional dialogue. Just the testimony, arguments, and evidence placed before the court.
Listen closely as stories change under questioning, contradictions emerge, and attorneys fight to control the narrative. Consider the credibility of each witness, weigh the strength of the evidence, and decide whether the case has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
The courtroom has heard the arguments. The evidence is on the record.Now, you be the jury.
Follow Convicted for gripping courtroom testimony, criminal trial transcripts, legal arguments, witness examinations, and real cases told from inside the courtroom.
Produced by HustleStudios Podcast Network.
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