Bonus Episode: Half Way
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Timothy Jones Trial
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Jury selection for the Timothy Jones Jr trial begins in Lexington County. Jones confessed to killing his five children in 2014 and is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity while prosecutors seek the death penalty. WACH FOX News and our Courtney King will be covering the trial and providing a podcast every few days on the trial's progress. Subscribe to the Timothy Jones Trial podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or follow on WACH.com.
Chapter Eight: Rip His Face Off
In Chapter Eight of the Timothy Jones Trial podcast, the same jury that found Jones guilty in the 2014 murders of his five children decide if Jones wi...
Chapter Seven: The Verdict
After hearing 14 days of testimony, the jury reaches a verdict for the father accused of killing his five children. The court has a mandatory day off...
Chapter Six: Train Wreck
On the 13th day of the Timothy Jones murder trial, the defense rests its case after calling 26 witnesses. The court hears from Timothy Jones Senior, t...
Chapter Five: The State Rests
In week two of the Timothy Jones trial, the jury finally hears from the mother of the five slain children and the therapist who called Jones, "a respo...
Chapter Four: What did I do?
Week one of the Timothy Jones Trial begins at the Lexington County Courthouse and almost 20 witnesses give testimony. The court learns the Jones famil...
Chapter Three: That Guy
We introduce you to the people fighting for Timothy Jones' life and to those who are trying to sentence him to death. Plus, after nine days of questio...
Chapter Two: Which kind of juror are you?
Jury selection begins for the Timothy Jones trial. Jones is seen for the first time in years and his appearance is drastically different. A local head...
Chapter One: A Responsible Father
Jury selection for the Timothy Jones Jr trial begins in Lexington County, South Carolina. Jones confessed to killing his five children in 2014 and i...