The last trial of Oscar Wilde
The last trial of Oscar Wilde

The Glitched Gavel by robert hudson

Episode notes

đź’” The Glitched Gavel S01E05: The Crown vs. The Artist (The Third Trial of Oscar Wilde)

Gavel (The Narrator/Prosecutor): "London, 1895. The air in the Old Bailey is thick with hypocrisy. The man standing in the dock is not just an accused—he is a titan of wit, a revolutionary of aesthetics, and, tragically, a fool for love. After two previous trials, this final, devastating prosecution cemented the fate of Oscar Wilde, charged with 'gross indecency.' The verdict was a blow not just to a man, but to an entire movement." (The sound of a delicate porcelain cup shattering is overlaid with a jarring, rapid electronic error burst.)

Static (The Analyst/Defense): "Wilde himself initiated the legal process, suing the Marquess of Queensberry for libel. That disastrous initial trial exp ... 

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