In this episode we are looking at the trial for aggravated murder against Sean Swain. Shocking testimony and trial theatrics take center stage at the trial while I try to analyze what all the state's evidence really means. Does the state have enough evidence to prove aggravated murder? Watch and let me know what you think?

The investigation against Sean Swain heats up and the prosecutor is eyeing a murder charge. Does the prosecutor's close relationship with the family of the deceased play a role in his decision to go for aggravated murder? Listen to find out!
Also, I am so sorry for some of the audio mistakes. There's two that stand out and I hate it, but that's it, I cannot keep going back and trying to fix it. So, I apologize and I hope you forgive me.

A visitation dispute goes awry. This is part one of the State of Ohio vs. Sean Swain.

Sean Swain's live-in girlfriend, Diane, has a serious disagreement about custody of the child she shares with her previous boyfriend, Andrew Crouch. The results of the dispute are catastrophic for all involved.

In this episode of Political Prisoners, Sean Swain and I discuss the political nature of the role of a prosecutor in general and then we discuss how politics played a role in his case.
Check out these links for the first two episodes on Sean's case:

Check out this link for more information on corruption in Erie Country and specifically Kevin Baxter. While I don't endorse all the viewpoints, I definitely think something is up in Ohio and the person who runs this page is trying to expose it. There's a lot of source material as well, which is always a reassuring sign that something is totes legit! Happy searching on this one, it's fun! https://www.the-exposer.com Here's a link to the American Bar Association's criminal justice standards for prosecutors: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/cr... Check it out!