Deadlocked is a true crime podcast that explores the most controversial cases in American justice—the ones where twelve jurors walked into a room, heard the same evidence, and couldn't agree on a verdict.
Every week, your AI host Tori Grey takes you inside a new hung jury case, breaking down the crime, the investigation, the trial, and the moment when the jury room became a battleground. New episodes drop every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with a full-length complete case episode every Sunday night.
These are the stories where guilt and innocence weren't clear. Where reasonable doubt was… reasonable. Where justice was attempted—but never delivered.
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Deadlocked is a true crime podcast that explores the most controversial cases in American justice—the ones where twelve jurors walked into a room, heard the same evidence, and couldn't agree on a verdict.
Every week, your AI host Tori Grey takes you inside a new hung jury case, breaking down the crime, the investigation, the trial, and the moment when the jury room became a battleground. New episodes drop every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with a full-length complete case episode every Sunday night.
These are the stories where guilt and innocence weren't clear. Where reasonable doubt was… reasonable. Where justice was attempted—but never delivered.
The cases where twelve people couldn't agree—and neither will you.
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As Snoop Dogg's ankle monitor comes off in 1996, the criminal case reaches its complex conclusion. While nine jurors voted to acquit on manslaughter charges, three remained convinced of criminal responsibility. But in America's legal system, criminal trials aren't the end of the story. Discover how different standards of proof between criminal and civil courts would open a new chapter in this controversial case, and why a 'not guilty' verdict doesn't always mean the story is over.
The cases where twelve people couldn't agree—and neither will you.
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As Snoop Dogg's murder trial finally begins in November 1995, the prosecution's case immediately hits a devastating roadblock: crucial evidence has vanished. Fresh off the O.J. Simpson victory, Johnnie Cochran leads a star-studded defense team against charges that could put the rap superstar behind bars for life. But when the LAPD admits to losing key pieces of evidence - from bloody clothing to bullet casings - the trial takes an unexpected turn that echoes the most controversial case in recent memory.
The cases where twelve people couldn't agree—and neither will you.
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In August 1993, as Snoop Dogg stood on the brink of hip-hop superstardom, a fatal shooting in West Los Angeles threatened to derail everything. Fresh off recording 'Doggystyle' with Dr. Dre, the 21-year-old rapper faced first-degree murder charges after a confrontation turned deadly. This episode unravels the explosive intersection of gangsta rap culture, street violence, and the American justice system during Death Row Records' peak. From the initial confrontation outside Snoop's apartment to the fateful encounter in Woodbine Park, we examine how a rising hip-hop star found himself facing life in prison.
Deadlocked is a true crime podcast that explores the most controversial cases in American justice—the ones where twelve jurors walked into a room, heard the same evidence, and couldn't agree on a verdict.
Every week, your AI host Tori Grey takes you inside a new hung jury case, breaking down the crime, the investigation, the trial, and the moment when the jury room became a battleground. New episodes drop every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with a full-length complete case episode every Sunday night.
These are the stories where guilt and innocence weren't clear. Where reasonable doubt was… reasonable. Where justice was attempted—but never delivered.
