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Day-by-day courtroom coverage of the cases everybody's arguing about, done with the filings in front of me. Not vibes. Not a theory somebody's cousin saw on TikTok. The actual record: what the witness said, what the document says, which expert has never treated the condition they were hired to testify about. Murder, medical neglect, prosecutorial games, and the cases nobody bothers covering because the victim wasn't the right kind of victim.

Then the part most true crime skips. Who let it happen. Which agency looked away, which law made it possible, which doctor never returned the call, which department was too underfunded to answer the phone. Every case sits inside a system, and the system is usually the whole story. That's where the politics shows up, and it shows up because the facts drag it in, not because I went looking for a soapbox.

Hosted by Robin Coleman. Sourced, furious, filthy, and allergic to pretending cruelty is just another perspective. Y'all, this is not a polite little show for people who want everything softened, centered, and served with a bipartisan garnish.

No spin. No filter. Just facts. We don't do fair. We do factual.

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  • Russell Brand Guilty Verdict + EDP445 Charged After Chris Hansen Interview
    Nov 6 2026
    Two men spent years acting like nobody could prove anything.

    This week they found out the most dangerous witness was themselves.

    A London jury convicted Russell Brand of rape and three counts of sexual assault, and acquitted him on three counts. He’s sentenced Monday. I cover the trial and his slide from left-wing darling to MAHA mascot.EDP445, Bryant Moreland, was charged with four felonies and arrested in Nevada, five years after the 2021 “cupcake” sting.

    He hasn’t gone to trial. His own words to Chris Hansen are now the center of the case.


    Watch: The Sick Mind of EDP445 by Mike Clum on YouTube. All proceeds go to RAINN.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOqYIVKfV-U


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  • Matthew Farwell Trial, Lori Vallow Appeal, Lindsay Clancy Retrial & Olney House of Horrors
    Nov 4 2026
    The red wave died on a truck stop bathroom floor, I was spectacularly wrong about Michigan, and Matthew Farwell’s defense spent two days trying to snap the prosecution’s case over a hyoid bone. Also, Lori Vallow is back, because that woman will outlive us all out of pure spite.IN THIS EPISODEElection Fallout: Democrats took the House and the Senate, flipping Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Kansas and Iowa. Kansas! A Democrat! First time since 1932! I gloat, I mourn Ken Paxton (I do not), and I unveil the agenda: litter boxes in every classroom, mandatory trans for your Uncle Gary, and drag story hour on Fox and Friends. Plus a public apology to Abdul El-Sayed, who I swore up and down was going to lose. Never let me near a betting app.Matthew Farwell Trial, Nov. 2-3: The defense came for Dr. William Smock with a battering ram. Kentucky’s own chief medical examiner on what Smock does and doesn’t do, a hyoid bone specialist in a full-blown rematch with him, a pattern expert on the strap clasp, a DNA expert describing a ligature allegedly crumpled into plastic like a gym sock and never compared to the twin brother, and the FBI’s own bone expert, called by the defense, not the government. The judge told two experts “you may be losing the jury here,” which is federal for “shut up, juror seven is drooling.” Closings Friday. Farwell has pleaded not guilty and is presumed innocent.Lori Vallow Daybell: The reason this podcast exists is asking the Idaho Supreme Court for a do-over, arguing she was robbed of her lawyer, a man who also represented her co-defendant. One justice called him a “loose cannon, bull in a china shop, run amok.” Three metaphors, one question. And she’s willing to risk the death penalty coming back to get there. Lindsay Clancy: Prosecutors want round two but won’t say on what charges. Double jeopardy, the holdout juror, a gag order fight, and Kevin Reddington telling a sitting judge “you’re not going to stop me.” I break down every charge and option on the table and tell you exactly why retrying her is a colossal waste of Massachusetts’ money. Plus a Florida woman charged with secretly recording Patrick Clancy’s father for Instagram content. Leave that family alone.The Olney House: No new evidence, just the most unhinged paper trail I’ve read all year. R.C. Horsch’s family promising a judge “no recurrence of illegal activity,” a cooperation deal that shaved years off a 20-year mandatory minimum and charged nobody, a missing woman who once spoke for him in court, and a “letter from the mayor” telling cops not to arrest him that nobody can find. Eugene Horsch faces federal firearms and false-credential charges, is not charged in connection with the missing women, and is presumed innocent.RESOURCESThere is no 24-hour wait to report someone missing. Do it now. NamUs: namus.nij.ojp.gov988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988SOURCESBoston Globe, NBC Boston, Boston.com, MassLive, Enterprise News, CBS Boston, East Idaho News, AP, The Blaze, Men’s Journal, ABA Journal, Philadelphia Inquirer, 6abc, Fox 29, NBC Philadelphia, CBS Philadelphia, CBS News, NPR, Al Jazeera. Full links and transcript at wesawthedevil.comCOME YELL WITH MEPatreon: We Saw the Devil (the unfiltered, off-the-leash version)Instagram: @wesawthedevilpodcast and @robin_wstdThreads: @wesawthedevilpodcastTikTok: @wesawthedeviltruecrimeX: @wesawthedevilFacebook: wesawthedevilTranscripts: wesawthedevil.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/we-saw-the-devil-a-true-crime-podcast--4433638/support.Website: http://www.wesawthedevil.comPatreon: http://www.patreon.com/wesawthedevilRobin's Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/robin_wstdTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/WeSawtheDevilInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/wesawthedevilpodcastTikTok: tiktok.com/@wesawthedeviltruecrime
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  • The Death Penalty & Executions: The Crowd at the Scaffold
    Nov 3 2026
    In 1757, Paris tore a man apart with horses while Casanova rented a window to watch. In 2026, Tennessee pushed two doses of pentobarbital into Christa Pike’s arms, closed a curtain, and failed to kill her. And a whole lot of people were furious that she lived.


    Tonight we’re not coming for a killer. We’re coming for the audience. That includes you, and it definitely includes me.


    Robin breaks down Michel Foucault’s Discipline and Punish and Thomas Mathiesen’s “synopticon” in plain English: why the state moved executions behind walls, how surveillance taught us to police ourselves, and how the internet handed every one of us a seat at the scaffold. From Court TV to Karen Read, mugshot websites to Ring doorbells, Reddit’s Boston Marathon witch hunt to a tarot-reading TikToker hit with a $10 million defamation verdict, we look at what happens when the crowd stops watching punishment and starts choosing who gets punished.


    Then we go inside the failed execution of Christa Pike at Riverbend in Nashville: the crime against 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, the childhood abuse Pike’s jury never heard about, the warnings the state ignored, the curtain that closed while witnesses listened to her breathe, and the doctor who now says the drug went into the tissue of her arms instead of her veins. Plus the Pentagon’s plan to livestream a firing squad, the politicians shopping for new ways to kill, and the bloodlust that came from the people you’d least expect.


    The Reality Check is the most direct Robin has ever been: the science on deterrence, brain development, trauma, lethal injection, wrongful convictions, and victims’ families, and why cheering for an execution says more about us than about the person on the gurney.



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    SELECTED SOURCES
    Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish (1975)
    Thomas Mathiesen, “The Viewer Society,” Theoretical Criminology (1997)
    Associated Press, minute-by-minute account of Christa Pike’s failed execution
    Death Penalty Information Center, Christa Pike case timeline, innocence data, and 2025 year-end report
    Nashville Banner reporting on the Pike case
    New York Magazine interview with Dr. Mark Fowler, via Fox News
    NPR, “Gasping for Air: Autopsies Reveal Troubling Effects of Lethal Injection” (2020)
    Gross et al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2014)
    Armour and Umbreit, Marquette Law Review
    de Quervain et al., Science (2004); Carlsmith, Wilson and Gilbert (2008)
    National Registry of Exonerations

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