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Episode 4: The Case That Started ZA'AKAH - Part Three

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In our last episode we covered the beginning of the Weberman trial from his arrest to his victim's harrowing testimony and cross-examination in court, the fundraiser held for Weberman that raised $500,000 for his defense, and a few of the many instances of backlash and intimidation against the victim by the community.

In this episode we'll talk about the rest of the trial and Weberman's conviction and sentencing. Aside from undermining his lawyer's carefully crafted defense, a number of Weberman's supporters were arrested during the trial for attempting to intimidate the witness inside the courtroom! We also finally get into Lemon Juice and what happened with him during the trial.

While Weberman was convicted and given a very hefty sentence, the backlash against the victim and her family did not end. It intensified against them and the victim's supporters.

Banter ends at 3:24

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