Brian Walshe love triangle. Yale professor's search for justice. Plus, juror misconduct.
The lover of a woman allegedly murdered by her art swindler husband testifies. Daughter suspects her own father in the murder of her mother. Now, police do too. When do jurors break the rules?
Dateline: True Crime Weekly · Andrea Canning, Danny Cevallos, Nate Eaton
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Show Notes
In Massachusetts, Brian Walshe comes face to face with his dead wife's lover in court. Prosecutors say the affair was Walshe's motive to kill his wife. Walshe says that's not true. Forty-three years ago in California, the body of Nancy Galvani was discovered floating under the San Mateo Bridge. For more than a decade, her daughter has suspected the killer was her own father. Last week, he was arrested. Updates in the cases of Luigi Mangione and the Gilgo Beach murders. Plus, NBC News legal analyst and defense attorney Danny Cevallos gives us the lowdown on juror misconduct.
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