Truth Be Found

Truth Be Found

por Justin Yentes
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From News to Silver Screen: Uncovering Truth on the Big Screen with Celia Aniskovich

Surface-level news stories often miss the bigger picture when it comes to uncovering the truth. Join Justin Yentes as he chats with award-winning director Celia Aniskovich, who transitioned from the fast-paced world of live news to the immersive realm of documentary filmmaking. Discover the emotional journey behind her shift, the powerful human stories she uncovers, and the challenges she faces in bringing these stories to light. Get an exclusive look into her latest gripping project on the death of Preston Lord, an Arizona teen brutally beaten at a party in Queen Creek, and learn how she captures raw, unfiltered truths that resonate. Tune in to uncover the secrets behind the stories that need to be told.

Mastering the Art of Persuasion with Mark Beradoni

Unravel the nuances of high-profile cases and the art of persuasion in the courtroom with Justin Yentes and renowned criminal defense attorney, Mark Baradoni. From life-changing trial strategies to the personal stories behind their most challenging cases, gain insider insights into the real-world application of law. Discover how connecting with juries, understanding human nature, and relentless dedication can turn the tide in seemingly hopeless situations.

Hunting for Truth: A Mother's Plea for Justice

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From Gilbert, Arizona, comes a story shrouded in mystery, heartache, and the truth that has yet to be found. In this gripping episode of the Truth Be Found podcast, we dive deep into the ongoing investigation of Rachel Hansen's unsolved murder. As we assist Rachel's family to generate leads, every listener becomes a potential key to uncovering the truth. Join us as we speak with Kim Hansen, Rachel's mother, whose resilience in the face of tragedy will inspire you to listen closely and possibly help bring closure to a family desperately seeking answers. This episode is more than just a true crime story; it's a call to action. Tune in, share, and help illuminate the path toward justice for Rachel. If you have any information regarding this clip, please share a tip at the link below: https://azprivateinvestigator.com/share-a-tip

Crossroads of Crime: A Prosecutor's Pivot to Reform and Redemption with Kurt Altman

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In this episode, Kurt, a seasoned high-stakes prosecutor shares stories from his dramatic and inspiring journey working to balance the scales of justice through reform- from his early days grappling with a notorious homicide that unexpectedly linked back to his high school job, to championing transformative policies in criminal justice. Join us as we dive into the pivotal cases that shaped his career and his role in major legal reforms.

Unmasking Extremism: Inside the Dangerous World of Undercover Missions Unmasking Hate

Hate is closer than you think. Dive into a riveting episode of Truth Be Found as we join Matt Browning, retired law enforcement, with a harrowing history of infiltrating extremist groups, and his wife Tawny, a former country singer turned casting producer and polygamy expert. Their compelling stories—from battling white supremacist movements to exposing the secrets of polygamy—showcase the impact of extremism on families and communities. Together, they share chilling encounters and profound insights from their book, The Hate Next Door, revealing the unsettling proximity of hate in everyday life and their relentless pursuit to expose and dismantle it. https://www.mattandtawni.com/

Humanizing the Accused: The Power of Storytelling in Court, with Doug Passon

Feeling misunderstood can be a frightening experience, especially in the justice system. This episode of Truth Be Found features criminal defense attorney and documentary filmmaker Doug Passon. With nearly three decades using sentencing mitigation videos, he brings his clients' full stories to life in courtrooms across the nation. Discover how Doug blends his passion for film with his legal expertise to fight for the underdog, and why storytelling could be the key to justice.
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