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"Hot Crime Summer" week on The Megyn Kelly Show continues with a deep dive on the Jodi Arias trial and her murder of her ex-boyfriend. Megyn Kelly is joined by defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh to discuss the details of the case and the trial, what made America so riveted by her murder trial, the R-rated nature of the trial, Arias' background, all the clear tells in Jodi Arias' interview with Inside Edition that show she's lying, why the prosecutor did such a terrible job during cross-examination of Jodi Arias, the keys to a successful cross-examination when the defendant is on the stand, her confession on the stand, what might have made Arias snap, the horrific brutality of the crime, her sentencing manipulation, why the prosecutor and defense attorney were disbarred, what Arias' life is like in prison, and more.

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On the docket on Monday at a Minneapolis courthouse is the biggest police brutality case in the United States in three decades: the trial of Derek Chauvin, a white former police officer accused of killing George Floyd, a Black man, last year.

The case centers on a 10-minute video, shot by a bystander, showing Mr. Chauvin kneeling on Mr. Floyd’s neck. That video reverberated around the world.

We look at the contours of the trial and what we know about it so far.

Guest: Shaila Dewan, a national reporter covering criminal justice for The New York Times. 

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Background reading: 

• Read an exploration of the life and death of George Perry Floyd Jr., from “I want to touch the world” to “I can’t breathe.”
• Mr. Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, faces charges of manslaughter, second-degree murder and third-degree murder in the death of George Floyd. Here’s what you need to know about the trial.
• In more than 19 years on the Minneapolis police force, Mr. Chauvin had a reputation as a rigid workaholic with few friends. He sometimes made other officers uncomfortable.

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