Arrest in bank secretary's murder. A father's quest for justice. And wrongful death lawsuits 101.

Arrest in bank secretary's murder. A father's quest for justice. And wrongful death lawsuits 101.

Author: NBC News May 7, 2026 Duration: 35:47
Arrest in New Jersey murder case raises questions about a wife’s death in South Carolina. The final chapter in a family’s 10-year quest for justice. Plus, the basics of wrongful death lawsuits.

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Podcast Episodes
Sean Combs: The jury watches more Freak Off videos. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 12:03
In the last days of the trial, the prosecution played more videos of the sexual encounters at the center of the case. And the defense announced it won't be calling any witnesses at all.
Sean Combs: "Someone is lying." [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 11:02
The day began with the judge interrogating both legal teams over the source of a leak. It ended with a closed-door discussion about a new juror issue. In between, receipts and text messages.
Sean Combs: Kristina Khorram’s texts. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 11:11
The prosecution called a paralegal and an investigator to introduce messages of all kinds between Combs's chief of staff, his other employees, his ex-girlfriends -- and him.
Sean Combs: Kanye makes an appearance. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 13:29
Another personal assistant of Combs was called. He testified that he set up -- and cleaned up -- "hotel nights," but on cross said that he never saw "Jane" hesitant to participate or appear unhappy afterward.
Sean Combs: "Jane's" last day and more Combs recordings. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 8:16
Both sides have played voice messages Combs sent this witness over the course of their three-year relationship. They're trickling out to the press as exhibits are released days later.
Sean Combs: "You were welcome to leave, right?" [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 14:03
Defense attorney Teny Geragos pushed "Jane," who's testifying under a pseudonym, on her repeated choice to stay with Combs despite sexual performances that she says she was coerced to join.