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Courtroom Confidential
Courtroom Confidential, hosted by Joshua Ritter, is your weekly rendezvous with the latest updates in headline-making criminal cases nationwide. With his background as a former L.A. County prosecutor now practicing as a criminal defense attorney, Joshua brings a unique blend of professionalism and a personal touch to the table. Join Joshua every Friday to explore the ever-developing legal landscape and gain a deeper understanding of how the legal system operates.
Courtroom Confidential
LIVE! Nancy Guthrie: Why Is This Mystery Still Unsolved?
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In this episode, we break down the biggest true crime case of the year - the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.
Criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Joshua Ritter and former NYPD Inspector Paul Mauro give expert legal analysis, courtroom insight, and the latest updates on this high-profile case. Join us LIVE as we discuss breaking developments, what went wrong with the investigation and what could happen next.
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