Sandra Birchmore: The Original Ruling Left WHAT Open?!
In February 2021, Sandra Birchmore was found dead at her Canton, Massachusetts, apartment. A police account described a suicide. The medical examiner who performed her autopsy later told the federal jury that those descriptions were already part of the record when she received the case and that s…
Nancy Guthrie: Five Theories, but WHAT Evidence?!
Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance has produced something investigators have to contend with in nearly every major case: a flood of theories from people who believe they understand what happened. Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer says she heard that firsthand during a week in Tucson, and she bro…
Sandra Birchmore: The Examiner Changed WHAT—and Why?!
A medical examiner can only assess what is available. But what happens when the information brought to her office has already decided what the scene means? Dr. María del Mar Capó-Martínez testified that the police descriptions of Sandra Birchmore’s death identified suicide and no foul play. The o…
Sandra Birchmore: Who Framed Her Death as WHAT?!
The first official story about Sandra Birchmore’s death was suicide. By the time Dr. María del Mar Capó-Martínez performed the autopsy in February 2021, the documentation she received from Canton police and Massachusetts State Police already used that description. The medical examiner later testi…
Sandra Birchmore: Her Death Certificate Changed to WHAT?!
The medical examiner’s original determination said Sandra Birchmore died by suicide. Then came the testimony about what her office actually knew. Dr. María del Mar Capó-Martínez said Canton and State Police reports provided to her office described a hanging with no foul play, and no one requested…
Lindsay Clancy: A Retrial and WHAT Testimony?!
A mistrial did not end the Lindsay Clancy case. But the next criminal proceeding remains unsettled, and a separate civil lawsuit has introduced a dispute between lawyers over what Lindsay supposedly told her medical providers. Both developments matter. Neither has yet produced the definitive ruli…
Lindsay Clancy: Two Courtrooms, WHAT Legal Risk?!
Lindsay Clancy left the first criminal trial without a verdict. Eleven jurors favored finding her not guilty by reason of insanity; a lone holdout disagreed, and Judge William Sullivan declared a mistrial. At the November 2 hearing, the defense asked to end the prosecution on double-jeopardy grou…
Elizabeth Holmes: Did Billy Evans Cross WHAT Line?!
In one scene from You Can See Everything, Elizabeth Holmes is cooking eggs. Billy Evans takes the bowl out of her hands and completes the job. It is a small, uncomfortable moment, the kind of thing a camera can preserve forever without explaining why it happened. Now put that beside a much bigger…
Elizabeth Holmes and the Hand-Off Nobody Can Ignore
A convicted fraudster opens her home to a documentary crew, then heads to federal prison. The cameras keep rolling. And the person holding the microphone, metaphorically and sometimes almost literally, is the man she leaves at home. That is one of the stranger questions in Nathan Fielder and Lanc…
Elizabeth Holmes: Two Men, One Troubling Question
Before Elizabeth Holmes entered federal prison, she spoke publicly about Sunny Balwani, the former Theranos executive who had been her partner. She testified about an assault she experienced as a Stanford student and described Balwani’s promise that she would be safe with him. Years later, in a n…
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