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Karas On Crime

Karas On Crime

Von: Beth Karas
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 Join Beth Karas, former prosecutor and Court TV reporter, as she conducts in-depth interviews with players in the criminal justice system including attorneys, forensic experts, victims, inmates and more. Read more about Beth at www.bethkaras.com.

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  • Penn State Fraternity Death Case--What's Next?

    Penn State Fraternity Death Case--What's Next?
    Sep 4 2017
    Centre County, PA District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller discusses the latest development in her prosecution of 18 students and a fraternity for the February 2017 hazing death of sophomore Timothy Piazza. On September 1, 2017, a judge dismissed the most serious charges including involuntary manslaughter. The DA first spoke to Karas on Crime in May 2017 after the charges were announced.

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    16 Min.
  • Woman sentenced in Massachusetts texting/suicide case

    Woman sentenced in Massachusetts texting/suicide case
    Aug 5 2017
    Standard-Times writer Curt Brown discusses the day Michelle Carter, 20, was sentenced for involuntary manslaughter in the 2014 texting/suicide case of her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III. Carter received a 2.5 year sentence but must serve only 15 months in a Bristol County, Massachusetts House of Correction followed by a probationary sentence with conditions until 2022. The incarceration portion of her sentence is stayed pending appeal. Brown discusses courtroom and community reaction, and the next steps in the case. The victim's family is now suing Carter for $4.2 million.

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    24 Min.
  • K9 Master Trainer Discusses His Work

    K9 Master Trainer Discusses His Work
    Jul 28 2017
    Matt Zarrella spent 25 years with the Rhode Island State Police, where he founded its K9 Unit. Today, Zarrella lectures and trains not only around the nation but also the world. He discusses the amazing work his dogs have done, and continue to do, whether its rescuing live persons or finding decades-old remains. Zarrella, a Search & Rescue and Human Remains Master Trainer, says this work isn't a job, it's a calling. He's also the subject of a new documentary, Searchdog.

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    54 Min.
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