Crime Talk with Scott Reisch

A major development in the Nicole Virzi case: the trusted family friend and former clinical psychology PhD student accused of killing a six-week-old baby has pleaded guilty.
Also on today's Crime Talk:
• Andrea Shaw fights to have her murder indictment thrown out  
• The Alexander brothers are sentenced to 30 years each  
• DNA links Ted Bundy to the 1974 murder of a 17-year-old girl  
• A mother allegedly abandons her 4-year-old at a truck stop — then denies having a daughter  
• A girlfriend allegedly tracks down her cheating boyfriend and opens fire with a pink Glock  
• Blind murder defendant Robert Kessler refuses to attend his own trial  
• Three quick moments in Legal History  
• Legal Quote of the Day — Roscoe Pound  
• Dumb Criminal of the Day: the Taco Bell payment attempt you have to hear to believe
Crime Talk brings you the latest true crime stories, courtroom developments, criminal trials and legal analysis with criminal defense attorney R. Scott Reisch.
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Three mothers, three very different criminal cases.
Shelly Perry tried to withdraw her guilty plea in the starvation death of her disabled daughter. Irene Miller was arrested at the airport after police say she left four children home without overnight supervision while traveling to Las Vegas. And Kouri Richins is seeking information from the indictments of two Utah law-enforcement officials as she pushes for a new trial.
Also today: the Andrew Griffin double-murder trial, an escaped convicted killer in Tennessee, a dating-app ambush in Missouri, an accused murderer trying to negotiate a guilty plea for a cheesesteak, and a Dumb Criminal involving a tub of ice cream.
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Bryan Kohberger is actively challenging the guilty plea that resulted in four consecutive life sentences, and his new attorney says Kohberger remains deeply involved in the legal strategy from prison.
We also cover new fallout from the failed Christa Pike execution, the conclusion of Day One in the Andrew Griffin capital murder trial, Nick Reiner's family trust fight, the Michael McKee double-murder case, Corie Walsh's return to court, the fake-cop kidnapping and murder case, and the guilty verdict in the Faith Hedgepeth murder trial.
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Nick Reiner is accused of murdering his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner. Now he is asking the court for access to trust money he says was already supposed to be distributed to him years ago.
The legal fight is a fascinating one. Can someone accused of killing the people who created the trust still demand that money for his defense? Reiner's attorneys say the money was already his and that he is still presumed innocent. Trustees and opposing parties point to the law designed to prevent killers from profiting from their victims.
Today, we break down the trust dispute, the defense argument, the prosecution angle, and why this financial fight could shape the entire murder case going forward.
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Lindsay Clancy's defense suffers a major setback as the judge refuses to investigate the lone holdout juror — but the double-jeopardy fight is far from over. Plus Christa Pike, an alleged deliberate family crash, a disturbing road-rage murder, a DNA cold-case breakthrough and today's Dumb Criminal.