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Lindsay Clancy Hires Karen Read Attorney — Can He Stop a Retrial?
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- Crime Talk with Scott Reisch
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Summary
A major new development in the Lindsay Clancy case: veteran Boston attorney Martin Weinberg, who previously represented Karen Read in her double-jeopardy fight, has joined Clancy's defense team for the legal battle over whether she can be tried again. Kevin Reddington is also continuing his effort to have the case resolved without another trial following the 11-to-1 deadlock over criminal responsibility. We break down what Weinberg's involvement means, what the defense is trying to accomplish and why the September 29 hearing could become one of the most important dates in the case. We'll also update the case of Corie Walsh, the Illinois mother accused of killing her 2-year-old son, as her attorneys reject suggestions that the case was somehow inspired by Lindsay Clancy. Then we head to Florida for Day 3 of the Tomasz Kosowski murder trial, where prosecutors are presenting surveillance, blood evidence and video connected to the disappearance of attorney Steven Cozzi — while Kosowski continues representing himself in a death-penalty bench trial. Plus, social media influencer Gabriela Gonzalez, her father and her ex-boyfriend have pleaded not guilty in an alleged murder-for-hire plot targeting singer Jack Avery. Prosecutors allege the alleged plot developed during a bitter custody dispute and included discussions about making Avery's death look like an accident. Scott Reisch breaks down the evidence, the legal issues and the latest developments — plus Legal History, today's Legal Quote and another Dumb Criminal.