Send us a text Colin and Russ discuss the bombshell revelations that have come out in the pending criminal case against NBA coach and former MVP Chauncey Billups, NBA star Terry Rozier, and former player Damon Jones. Allegations include setting up rigged poker games that were backed by the Mafia and also include players selling non-public insider information to bettors and using this information to enrich themselves. We break it all down- stick around for the Is This Legal segment...
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Send us a text Colin and Russ discuss the bombshell revelations that have come out in the pending criminal case against NBA coach and former MVP Chauncey Billups, NBA star Terry Rozier, and former player Damon Jones. Allegations include setting up rigged poker games that were backed by the Mafia and also include players selling non-public insider information to bettors and using this information to enrich themselves. We break it all down- stick around for the Is This Legal segment...
Ep. 139 Karen Read Trial Part Deux: Prosecution Rests- How Did They Do?
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Ep. 139 Karen Read Trial Part Deux: Prosecution Rests- How Did They Do?
Send us a text Colin and Russ discuss the second trial of murder suspect Karen Read, currently underway in Massachusetts. They discuss the new prosecutor handling the case and how his presentation of the evidence was quite different than that of the first trial. They also discuss the defense strategy and what we can expect as they open their case. Plus a new DCOTW and Is This Legal! Check it out!
Is This Legal?
Send us a text Colin and Russ discuss the bombshell revelations that have come out in the pending criminal case against NBA coach and former MVP Chauncey Billups, NBA star Terry Rozier, and former player Damon Jones. Allegations include setting up rigged poker games that were backed by the Mafia and also include players selling non-public insider information to bettors and using this information to enrich themselves. We break it all down- stick around for the Is This Legal segment...
