Kelsey Fitzsimmons: When the Shooting Isn’t in Question — Just Where the Gun Was Pointed

Everyone agrees on one thing: Kelsey Fitzsimmons drew her gun, and another officer pulled the trigger. What no one agrees on is where that gun was aimed. At Officer Noonan? Or at herself?

Now, one judge — no jury — will decide what really happened in those split seconds. On Hidden Killers, criminal defense attorney Bob Motta, retired FBI behavioral analyst Robin Dreeke, and host Tony Brueski dig into how the defense is building its case when the shooting itself isn’t in dispute. They break down the bench trial strategy, the surprising choice of a former Massachusetts Attorney General for the defense, and how mental health, police testimony, and perception collide in one of the most complex law-enforcement trials in recent memory.

This is a case decided on the edge of one perceived moment. Hidden Killers examines what the legal record actually shows.

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