Dec. 3, 2025
"CEO KILLER FIGHTS TO TOSS GUN, JORDAN TANKS JURY SELECTION & HUSBAND'S 'SHE JUST DIED' DEFENSE"
Reid Carter covers three blockbuster trials dominating the week. Luigi Mangione's defense argues cops illegally searched his backpack without a warrant - trying to exclude the gun and journal where he allegedly wrote about wanting to "wack" a health insurance executive. Michael Jordan's presence at his NASCAR antitrust trial caused chaos as jurors admitted they couldn't be fair because "I like Mike" - while co-owner Denny Hamlin broke down crying on the stand describing how his dying father sacrificed everything for racing. Brian Walshe's absurd defense claims his wife Ana just died suddenly in bed - ignoring his Google searches for "how to dismember a body."
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Callarogu Shark Media.
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Good morning, I'm reed Carter. Wednesday, December third, twenty twenty five.
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Three major trials consuming all the oxygen in the courtroom
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this week.
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Let me tell you where we are. Manhattan.
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Luigi Mangioni is fighting to suppress the most damaging evidence
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against him. The gun prosecutors say killed United Healthcare CEO
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Brian Thompson and the journal where he allegedly wrote about
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wanting to whack a health insurance executive. His lawyers claimed
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cops searched his backpack without a warrant at that McDonald's
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in Pennsylvania. If they win, prosecutors lose their murder weapon
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and their motive.
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Hearings expected to last more than a week.
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Charlotte, North Carolina, Michael Jordan showed up for his antitrust
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lawsuit against NASCAR and immediately wrecked jury selection. One potential
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juror said he could couldn't be fair because I like Mike.
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Another said he grew up with Jordan posters on his walls. Meanwhile,
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Jordan's co owner Denny Hamlin broke down sobbing on the
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witness stand, describing his dying father's sacrifices. The three time
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Daytona five hundred winner says NASCAR is a monopolistic bully
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that leaves teams no choice but to lose money or quit.
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And Dedham, Massachusetts. Brian Walsh's murder trial for the death
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of his wife Anna entered day three his defense. She
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just died suddenly in bed on New Year's Day twenty
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twenty three. He panicked, That's why he googled best way
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to dispose of a body and how to dismember. That's
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why surveillance video shows him buying a hacksaw hatchet and
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cleaning supplies. That's why her DNA ended up on those
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tools found in a dumpster. Make it make sense. I'm
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Reid Carter today. Three trials, a CEO killer's constitutional gamble,
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a basketball legend disrupting justice, and the most absurd defense
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I've heard in months. This is celebrity trials. Let's start
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in Manhattan Criminal Court. The people of New York versus
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Luigi Mangione. December fourth, twenty twenty four, One year ago tomorrow,
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Brian Thompson, fifty years old, CEO of United Healthcare, walking
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to the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan Annual Investor Conference
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scheduled for later that morning. A masked gunman approached from behind.
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Three shots. Thompson fell. The shooter fled on a bicycle.
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Five days later, December ninth, twenty twenty four, Altoona, Pennsylvania,
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McDonald's restaurant, Luigi Mangone, twenty seven years old, eating breakfast
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wearing a Beanie medical face mask covering his face. A
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customer thought he looked like the suspect in the CEO killing,
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told the manager. The manager searched online, compared the photos,
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called nine one one. It looks like the suspect. I
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can only see his eyebrows, but it looks like him.
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Two officers approached Mangioni at his table, asked for identification.
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He allegedly said his name was Mark Rosario, same name
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prosecutors say he used to check into a Manhattan hostel
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days before the shooting. Officers searched his backpack, found a
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nine millimeter handgun, ammunition, fake identification, and a notebook. In
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that notebook, according to prosecutors, Mangioni wrote about his intent
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to whack a health insurance executive, described the deadly greed
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fueled health insurance cartel, wrote that killing an industry executive
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conveys a greedy bastard that had it coming. Mangione was arrested,
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charged with first degree murder in New York. Federal murder
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charges followed, prosecutors seeking the death penalty. But here's the problem.
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Did police have the right to search that backpack? This week,
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Mangoni's defense team is fighting to suppress the most damaging evidence,
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the gun, the notebook, some of his statements to police,
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all of it. Monday, the hearings began. Mangioni sat in
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the courtroom, wearing a gray suit instead of jail clothes,
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watched stoically as prosecutors played surveillance footage of the Thompson shooting,
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then footage from that McDonald's, previously unseen by the public,
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showing officers approaching him at breakfast. He pressed a finger
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to his lips, made a fist around a pen in
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his right hand. Listen to the nine to one one
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call from the McDonald's manager describing him sitting there in
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his mask and beanie. Defense attorney Mark Agnifilo argues the
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backpack search was unconstitutional, no warrant, no probable cause. Officers
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didn't have the right to open that bag and dig
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through it. An officer searching the backpack was captured on
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body camera saying she was checking to make sure there
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wasn't a bomb in the bag. Mangione's lawyers call that
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an excuse designed to cover up an illegal warrantless search.
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Here's the Fourth Amendment question. When can police search your
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belongings without a warrant? Generally they can't. There are exceptions
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if you consent, if they have probable cause to believe
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there's evidence of a crime, if there's an immediate safety concern,
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like a bomb. Prosecutors argue that's exactly what happened. Officers
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had reasonable suspicion Mangione was the Manhattan shooter. Checking the
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bag for weapons was justified for officers safety. Everything they
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found was in plain view once they opened it. Defense
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says that's a post talk justification. Officers didn't actually believe
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there was a bomb they were fishing, and they didn't
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tell Mangione he had the right to remain silent before
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asking questions, like when he allegedly gave the fake name
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Mark Rosario. If the judge agrees with the defense, what
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happens the gun gets excluded. The murder weapon gone. Prosecutors
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can't show it to the jury, can't prove it match
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the shell casings found at the Thompson shooting scene.
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The notebook gets excluded.
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All those damning statements about whacking an executive, about the
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insurance cartel, about his planning and motivation gone. Jurors never
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see it. That's the ballgame. Without the gun, prosecutors have
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a circumstantial case surveillance footage of a masked man DNA
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on a water bottle, but no weapon. Without the notebook,
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they have no motive evidence beyond speculation. Mangione already got
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the terrorism charges thrown out in September. His lawyers are
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methodically attacking the prosecution's case piece by piece. This suppression
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hearing is the most important battle yet. Court officials say
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the hearings could last more than a week. More than
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two dozen witnesses expected. Defense attorney Agnafilo told a judge
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last week that Manhattan prosecutors have a lot of explaining
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to do about that McDonald's search. A few dozen Mangoni
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supporters watched from the back of the courtroom Monday. One
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wore a green T shirt that said, without a warrant,
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it's not a search, it's a violation. Another woman held
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a Luigi video game character doll. The support for Mangioni
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remains bizarre. People treating an alleged assassin like a folk hero,
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romanticizing murder because they don't like health insurance companies. Brian
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Thompson was fifty years old, married father of two from Minnesota,
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shot in the back walking to work. No trial, no jury,
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no defense, just execution on a Manhattan sidewalk. Mangioni has
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pleaded not guilty to state and federal charges. His state
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trial could result in life in prison. His federal trial
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could result in death. Neither trial has been scheduled yet.
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First the judge has to decide what evidence the jury
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gets to see. Tomorrow marks one year since Brian Thompson
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was killed. The hearings will continue right through the anniversary.
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Justice moves slowly.
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But it moves.
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We'll be right back with Michael Jordan causing chaos in
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his NASCAR antitrust trial. Jurors couldn't stop talking about their bulls, posters,
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and Denny Hamlin's tearful testimony about his dying father. Welcome
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back to celebrity trials.
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I'm reed.
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Carter Charlotte, North Carolina, Federal Court twenty three eleven Racing
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and Front Row Motorsports versus NASCAR antitrust trial that could
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demolish stock car racing as we know it. Monday, the
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trial opened and immediately descended into chaos because Michael Jordan
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showed up, the sixth time NBA champion, the Basketball Hall
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of Famer, the man whose sneakers still sell for hundreds
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of dollars. He walked into that federal court room and
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sat in the gallery near his co owner Denny Hamlin,
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and jury selection went sideways. One potential juror was dismissed
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because he said he couldn't be impartial. His reason, I
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like Mike. Another juror admitted he grew up with Michael
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Jordan posters on his walls gone. A third said he
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was a North Carolina fan, Jordan's alma mater, but noted
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the Tar Heels football team isn't doing too well right now.
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Jordan shook his head and laughed, even in a court room,
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even as a spectator, even sitting silently in the gallery.
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Michael Jordan is a distraction. His presence alone is enough
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to buy us a jury. But the substance of this
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trial matters twenty three eleven Racing co owned by Jordan
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and Hamlin and front Row Motorsports are suing NASCAR for
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antitrust violations. They claim NASCAR is a monopolistic bully that
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forces teams to accept unfair revenue sharing or get out
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of the sport. Denny Hamlin was the first witness, three
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time daytona five hundred winner, seventeen year NASCAR veteran, and
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he broke down crying on the stand when attorneys asked
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how he got into racing. Hamlin started weeping, had to
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stop and compose himself. He disclosed last month that his
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father is dying. Said on the stand he was emotional
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because his dad is not in great health. We got
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to when I was about twenty and a decision had
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to be made. I could keep racing or go out
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and work for my dad's trailer business. Hamlin's family sacrificed
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everything for his racing career. Now he owns a team,
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and he says NASCAR's system makes it nearly impossible to survive.
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Here's the economics. It costs twenty million dollars just to
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bring a single car to the track for a thirty
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eight race season. That's before overhead, before driver's salary, before
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business operations, just getting on the track. The current charter
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system guarantees team's twelve point five million dollars in annual
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revenue per chartered car. Sounds like a lot, But if
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it cost twenty million just to race, teams are losing
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money before they pay anyone. Plaintiffs attorney Jeffrey Kessler told
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the court that a NASCAR Commission's study found seventy five
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percent of teams lost money in twenty twenty four. Over
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a three year period, almost four hundred million dollars was
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paid to the France family trust. That's the family that
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owns NASCAR. A twenty twenty three Goldman Sachs evaluation found
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NASCAR worth five billion dollars. What the evidence is going
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to show is mister France ran this for the benefit
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of his family at the expense of the teams in sport,
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Kessler argued. Hamlin testified that eleven of the first nineteen
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chartered teams are no longer in business. All three charters
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twenty three eleven purchased came from teams that ceased operations.
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He paid four point seven million dollars for the first
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charter thirteen point five million dollars for the second and
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twenty eight million dollars for the third, acquired late last year,
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even knowing this litigation was pending. The price concerned him.
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But building a competitive team requires multiple charters, and there's
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nowhere else to race at this level. So why would
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these people do this if you are just going to
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lose money because NASCAR isn't giving you a fair deal,
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Kessler asked rhetorically, because you love stock car racing and
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there's nowhere else to do it. That's the antitrust argument.
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NASCAR has a monopoly on top level American stock car racing.
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Teams have no alternative except NASCAR's terms, or don't race.
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The France family extracts billions while teams go bankrupt. NASCAR's defense,
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they built this sport from nothing. The France family built
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NASCAR from nothing. They are an American success story. Defense
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attorney Johnny Stevenson said in opening statements, They've done it
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through hard work over seventy five years. That's the kind
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of effort that doesn't deserve a lawsuit. That's the kind
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of effort that deserves admiration. NASCAR argues the charter system
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created one point five billion dollars in equity for the
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thirty six chartered teams. Before charters, teams raced open with
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no guarantee they'd make the field or earn payouts. The
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current system provides stability. The guaranteed twelve point five million
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dollars per car is an increase from nine million under
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the previous agreement. NASCAR says teams are better off now
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than before, but twenty three to eleven in front Row
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refused to sign the new charter agreements that triggered this lawsuit.
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Their charters are being held by NASCAR. They're racing this
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season under protest. If they lose, their charters could be
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sold to other buyers, including private equity firms interested in
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the sport. The stakes are enormous. A NASCAR victory could
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put twenty three to eleven in front Row out of business,
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their six combined cars gone. Jordan's racing venture. Over a
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victory for the teams, the judge has power to unravel
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a monopoly. Nothing is off the table, ordering a sale
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of NASCAR, dismantling the charter system, restructuring how revenue gets distributed.
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The care has been churning through hearings for more than
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a year. Other NASCAR teams begged both sides to settle.
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A federal judge helped mediate a two day summit in October.
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It failed.
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Now twelve jurors will decide the future of American stock
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car racing, assuming they can stop thinking about Michael Jordan Dedham, Massachusetts,
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Norfolk Superior Court, Commonwealth versus Brian Walshee murder trial for
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the death of his wife Anna. January first, twenty twenty three,
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New Year's Day. Anna Walshey, thirty nine years old, a
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real estate executive, was last seen at her Massachusetts home
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following a New Year's Eve dinner with her husband and
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a friend. Her body has never been found, but prosecutors
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say Brian Walshey, fifty years old, murdered her that day,
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spent the next several days trying to cover it up,
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only reported her missing on January fourth, after her employer
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called because she hadn't shown up for work This week.
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The trial finally began, and Brian Walshey's defense strategy is
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something else. His lawyer, Larry Tipton, told the jury Anna
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just died suddenly in bed. Brian found her un panicked
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when he entered the bedroom and began to get into bed.
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He sensed something was wrong. He nudged Anna, his wife.
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She didn't respond. He nudged her again, a little harder.
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She didn't respond. He nudged her now in a panicked
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and frantic reaction, to where she actually rolled off the bed. Sudden,
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unexplained death. That's the defense. Anna was alive one minute,
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dead the next. No murder, just tragedy. There's just one
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problem with that theory. Actually, there are dozens of problems.
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