Self-Defense OR Vigilante Justice? (QUANEESHA JOHNSON - Part 1)
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On November 27th, 2022, Quaneesha Johnson shot Demonte Smith and killed him. Demonte Smith and Quaneesha were in a relationship, and 2 weeks ago, Demonte had beaten Quaneesha up. Demonte had punched Quaneesha's 12 year old son and had beaten an ex-girlfriend. The night before Demonte was shot, Quaneesha Johnson went out for a friend's birthday party. She stayed out late, and that made Demonte angry. He texted her saying he was going to "beat her a** on crip." Quaneesha called the cops three times because she was afraid to go home to Demonte. The cops came, but ultimately left Quaneesha and...
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Guilty Knowledge — The Murder of Tara Grinstead — Ryan Duke Trial (Part 2)
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You can support me on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, I discuss two pieces of 'guilty knowledge' presented at Ryan Duke's trial—a glove and a phone call. Ryan Duke was charged with murdering Tara Grinstead, a 30-year-old beauty pageant queen and high school teacher from Ocilla, Georgia. Tara was last seen on October 22nd, 2005. Her case went cold until 2017 when Bo Dukes (no relation to...
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Did Ryan Duke murder Tara Grinstead? The Beauty Queen Murder Trial (Part 1)
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You can support me on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, I discuss Ryan Duke's trial. Ryan Duke was charged with murdering Tara Grinstead, a 30-year-old beauty pageant queen and high school teacher from Ocilla, Georgia. Tara was last seen on October 22nd, 2005. Her case went cold until 2017 when Bo Dukes (no relation to Ryan Duke) told investigators Ryan Duke killed Tara and he (Bo Dukes)...
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Debbie Collier — Unsolved Murder Case (Ongoing)
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You can support me on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, I discuss the ongoing (and unsolved) case of Debbie Collier. Debbie Collier, 59, was found deceased on September 11th, 2022. She was found an hour away from her home in Athens, Georgia. Debbie was last seen at a Dollar Store an hour and a half away from her home. At the dollar store, she bought a tarp, a poncho, a reusable tote bag,...
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STAGED SUICIDE TRIAL — Matheau Moore (Part 5) — VERDICT!
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You can support me on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, we discuss the verdict of the Matheau Moore staged suicide case. ————————————————————————— On May 25th, 2020, Matheau Moore reported that his wife, Emily Noble, was missing. 3 and a half months later, in September 2020, three women found Emily Noble's remains in the woods. Emily was kneeling, with a USB...
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STAGED SUICIDE TRIAL — Matheau Moore (Part 4) — Medical Evidence
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You can support me on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, we discuss the medical evidence. Are the fractures on Emily's neck signs of murder or suicide? ————————————————————————— On May 25th, 2020, Matheau Moore reported that his wife, Emily Noble, was missing. 3 and a half months later, in September 2020, three women found Emily Noble's remains in the woods....
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STAGED SUICIDE TRIAL — Matheau Moore (Part 3) — Matt's Strange Behavior
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You can support me on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, we discuss Matt Moore's strange behavior. Is he a grieving husband or a master manipulator? ————————————————————————— On May 25th, 2020, Matheau Moore reported that his wife, Emily Noble, was missing. 3 and a half months later, in September 2020, three women found Emily Noble's remains in the woods. Emily...
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STAGED SUICIDE TRIAL — Matheau Moore (Part 2) — Emily's Mental Health
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You can support this podcast on: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— In this episode, we discuss whether the victim, Emily Noble, was suicidal. ————————————————————————— On May 25th, 2020, Matheau Moore reported that his wife, Emily Noble, was missing. 3 and a half months later, in September 2020, three women found Emily Noble's remains in the woods. Emily was kneeling, with a USB...
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STAGED SUICIDE TRIAL — Matheau Moore (Part 1)
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To support this podcast, go to: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— On May 25th, 2020, Matheau Moore reported that his wife, Emily Noble, was missing. 3 and a half months later, in September 2020, three women found Emily Noble's remains in the woods. Emily was kneeling, with a USB cord wrapped around her neck and tied to a tree branch. Investigators were immediately suspicious of Matt Moore, Emily's husband of two years. When the...
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Popcorn Murder Trial — Curtis Reeves (Part 5)
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To support this podcast, go to: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— To support Murder With the Court, go to: — accepts debit/credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay — accepts debit/credit and PayPal Every supporter makes a huge difference. ————————————————————————— On January 13th, 2014, 71-year old Curtis Reeves went to see a matinee showing of Lone Survivor with his wife of 47...
info_outlineOn August 7th, 2019, Olympic horse trainer, Michael Barisone, shot his student and tenant, Lauren Kanarek, twice in the chest.
When police arrive at the scene, they see Lauren's fiance, Robert Goodman, beating Michael. Robert will claim that Michael shot at him and missed.
Miraculously, Lauren survived her life-threatening injuries, and would go on to testify against the man who shot her.
As details about Kanarek and Goodman emerge, what previously seemed like a clear-cut case becomes murkier.
The media learns that prior to the shooting, Lauren and Rob had been harassing Michael and his then-girlfriend, Mary Haskins-Gray, for months.
Lauren had been taunting Michael with threatening Facebook messages, secretly recording and posting his private conversations, taking measures to have him evicted from his home, and making serious allegations and reports against him to multiple agencies.
Before the shooting, Michael and Mary hire a private investigator. They discover that Lauren and Rob have checkered criminal histories that include charges of assault, harassment, and stalking. They also learn that Lauren has a history of targeting her 'enemies' and attempting to destroy them.
On the morning of the shooting, Lauren texts Rob and says finish the bastard off.
But when a worker from Child Protective Services arrives at Michael's farm and informs Michael that a complaint has been made against him, the tables turn.
Michael's attorney, Edward Bilinkas, says in his opening statement that everyone has a breaking point. And on August 7th, 2019, Michael reached his.
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This is the fourth episode in a multi-part series on the trial of Michael Barisone. In this episode, we discuss the testimonies of multiple witnesses, including Olympic dressage riders, Michael's lawyer, Ruth Cox, and more. They will testify to the toxic atmosphere in the barn and to Michael's deterioration in the days leading up to the shooting.
Michael Barisone was charged with 2 counts of attempted murder and 2 counts of unlawful use of a firearm.
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Michael will plead insanity in this trial. He'll claim that at the time of the shooting, he had a mental disease or defect that prevented him from understanding the nature of his actions or their wrongness.
He'll claim that he has no memory of what happened between the time he drove to Lauren's and woke up in the hospital. The prosecution will argue he's feigning amnesia.
Who's right?
Did Rob and Lauren push Michael to his breaking point and drive him insane?
Or was Michael a man who attempted to murder his tenants when they wouldn't leave?
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Murder in the court is a weekly podcast where I analyze and dissect high-profile crime cases. Thanks for checking out the show!
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