COURT TV Podcast
The Court TV Podcast Episode 76 - Court TV
Feb 11, 2021
It’s been eight years since pregnant Kelsie Schelling disappeared without a trace. Her on-again/off-again boyfriend, and the father of her child, is now facing a Colorado jury charged with her murder. It’s a case that has captured the nation’s attention, so we’ve brought in one of the people that knows it best – Denver 7 journalist Liz Gelardi, to give us an update on the trial.
Kelsie Schelling Murder Trial
The prosecution’s case is based entirely on circumstantial evidence, but is it strong enough to get a conviction? Trial attorney Holly Davis doesn’t think so and will tell host Vinnie Politan why. Get the latest updates on CourtTV.com and catch Vinnie and the entire team live weeknights 8-11pm on Closing Arguments.
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Court TV Guest did not understand circumstantial evidence --
no body cases are worthy of justice.
Vinnie reports the most important person in the courtroom is Laura Saxton.
The Prosecutor brings justice for the victim's family. The Jury delivers justice
for the family -- especially the mother.
I agree with Vinnie. MOO