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    Bob Motta Breaks Down Guthrie, Richins, Colin Gray — Three Cases, Full Analysis

    26/02/2026 | 57min
    Three high-profile cases. One defense attorney breaking down what prosecutors face—and where their cases are vulnerable.
    Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta analyzes the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation, the Kouri Richins murder trial, and the Colin Gray prosecution in this comprehensive breakdown.
    The Guthrie investigation is in trouble. Day 23 with four hundred investigators and forty thousand tips—but no arrest, no vehicle, DNA stuck for potentially a year. Sources say the massive operation is scaling back. Bob explains what that signals and how every delay becomes defense ammunition.
    The Richins trial started this week with both sides laying out competing narratives. Carmen Lauber—the housekeeper who claims she sold Kouri fentanyl—has immunity, but her supplier recanted. Eric's friends will testify he said "I think my wife tried to poison me." The 15-minute gap before 911. The orange notebook. Bob analyzes every pressure point.
    The Colin Gray prosecution pushes legal boundaries. Second-degree murder instead of manslaughter—180 years versus the Crumbleys' 10-15. FBI warning in May 2023. "God, I knew it" on body cam. Georgia has no safe storage law. Bob breaks down how you charge murder when no gun laws were broken—and whether this opens floodgates nationwide.
    Karen McDonald—the Crumbley prosecutor—said her reaction was "rage." She never meant to create this precedent.
    Three different cases. Three different legal challenges. Bob Motta knows what prosecutions look like when they're building toward conviction—and what they look like when they're not.
    Expert analysis with no sugarcoating.
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    Kouri Richins 911 Call and Bodycam: Raw Breakdown and Audience Reaction

    25/02/2026 | 39min
    Two recordings from the night Eric Richins died are now public — and they tell very different stories depending on who's interpreting them.
    The 911 call, placed at 3:21 a.m. on March 4, 2022, captures Kouri Richins in apparent distress. She's sobbing. She tells the dispatcher her husband isn't breathing and he's cold. She says she came to bed and found him unresponsive. She doesn't know how to do CPR but says she'll try. The defense played this call in open court and framed it as raw, unfiltered anguish. But prosecutors allege Kouri picked up her phone fifteen minutes before placing that call — and they say the delay points to a guilty conscience.
    Deputy Nguyen's body camera footage shows the scene inside the house. Kouri is visible, appearing distraught, answering officers' questions while medics work on Eric behind her. She tells law enforcement they had celebratory drinks, that she went to sleep in her son's room, and that Eric might have taken a THC gummy. Her mother arrives and mentions an allergy shot from the previous day. At that point, nobody on scene had any idea fentanyl was involved. Deputies floated the possibility of an aneurysm.
    In this episode, we go through the call and the footage in real time. We break down tone, body language, word choice, and the gap between 3:06 and 3:21 a.m. Then we ask the audience to tell us what they see. Is this shock? Is it performance? Is it something in between? The comments section is open — this is your episode as much as ours.
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    Colin Gray: No Gun Laws Broken — So How Is This Murder?

    25/02/2026 | 14min
    Georgia has no safe storage law. A 14-year-old can legally possess a long gun. Colin Gray didn't technically break any gun laws by giving his son an AR-15 for Christmas. So how is he now facing 180 years on second-degree murder charges?
    Criminal defense attorney Bob Motta breaks down the legal strategy prosecutors are using against Colin Gray—and whether it can survive scrutiny.
    The facts are bad. The FBI visited Colin Gray's home in May 2023 after his son made threats on Discord. Body cam footage shows Gray telling deputies "God, I knew it" within minutes of the Apalachee High School shooting. He also said he'd been trying to get his son into counseling. Bob analyzes how those statements play with a jury—and whether they're admission of knowledge or a father's horror.
    The Crumbleys set a precedent in Michigan with manslaughter convictions—10 to 15 years each. Georgia went further with second-degree murder. Colin Gray faces 180 years. That gap shows how Georgia views this case—and what it could mean for parents nationwide.
    Karen McDonald—the prosecutor who got the Crumbley convictions—said her reaction to Colin Gray being charged was "rage." She said the Crumbley case was never meant to open the floodgates. Legal experts warn this precedent could be applied unevenly, potentially disproportionately against families without resources. Bob addresses whether there's any limiting principle.
    The kid's history is chaotic: DFCS involvement, school-hopping, swastikas, searched "how to kill your dad" on a school computer, missed his entire eighth-grade year. Does all that make the father look negligent—or create reasonable doubt he could have predicted this?
    Bob breaks down whether we're watching the rules change in real time.
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    Nick Reiner's Not Guilty Plea: Breaking Down the Defense Options

    25/02/2026 | 15min
    Breaking today: Nick Reiner pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his parents, director Rob Reiner and photographer Michele Singer Reiner.
    He appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom with a shaved head and brown jail jumpsuit, sitting behind glass as his public defender Kimberly Greene entered the plea on his behalf. He spoke only once—saying "yes" when asked if he would waive his right to a speedy preliminary hearing.
    But what does a not guilty plea actually mean in a case where the defendant was arrested the same day his parents were found dead?
    It means the defense is preserving options. In California, insanity defenses require dual pleas and trigger bifurcated trials. Guilt is determined first, sanity second. Today's plea was procedural—a placeholder while psychiatric evaluations continue and strategy solidifies.
    The options: full insanity under M'Naghten, requiring proof Nick didn't understand his actions or know they were wrong. Diminished actuality, using his schizoaffective disorder to argue he couldn't form premeditation, potentially reducing charges. Or incompetence to stand trial, arguing he can't understand current proceedings.
    Former judge Halim Dhanidina said he doesn't see a full insanity defense here—but mental illness could reduce murder to manslaughter. That's likely the real play.
    DA Nathan Hochman hasn't decided on the death penalty. The preliminary hearing is April 29th. The case is just beginning.
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    Kouri Richins Trial Day 3: Chelsea Gipson — Defense Puts Witness Under Pressure Part 1

    25/02/2026 | 33min
    The Kouri Richins trial brings Chelsea Gipson, Lead Crime Scene Technician,  to the stand for cross from the defense.
    The Kouri Richins murder trial continues in Utah as the state prosecutes the children's book author for allegedly poisoning her husband Eric Richins with fentanyl. Prosecutors allege she killed him for insurance money after secretly increasing his policy to $1.9 million. The defense maintains Eric died from accidental drug use.
    True Crime Today delivers real-time trial coverage as it happens—key testimony, critical cross-examinations, and the moments that matter. No waiting for nightly recaps. Watch the case unfold live.
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