Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Crime Talk LIVE is back tonight — and the phones are open.
Join criminal defense attorney Scott Reisch live as we break down the biggest crime and courtroom stories happening right now, answer your questions and take your calls.
Tonight, we’re discussing the major new development in the Luigi Mangione case. His New York state murder trial, previously scheduled to begin September 8, has been postponed indefinitely while Judge Gregory Carro considers the defense effort to have the case dismissed on double-jeopardy grounds. Manhattan prosecutors have until October 9 to respond, with a hearing scheduled for December 10.
We’ll also break down another significant day in the Lindsay Clancy trial, where the defense is now presenting its case. Susan Clancy testified that Lindsay had been “begging for help,” psychiatrist Dr. Donald Condie questioned aspects of her treatment records, and psychologist Paul Zeizel testified that Lindsay later said she heard a male voice telling her she had to kill her children. The prosecution maintains that Clancy was criminally responsible; the defense argues severe postpartum mental illness left her legally not responsible for her actions.
And because it’s Crime Talk Live, we want to hear from you.
Have a legal question? Want Scott’s take on a case? Disagree with something we said? Call in and make your case.
We’ll also cover other developing crime and legal stories and take your questions throughout the show.
LIVE Tuesday at 6 PM Mountain Time.
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What do you think? Should New York be allowed to continue prosecuting Mangione? And is the defense changing your view of the Lindsay Clancy case?
#LuigiMangione #MangioneTrial #DoubleJeopardy #LindsayClancy #LindsayClancyTrial
Crime Talk LIVE is back tonight — and the phones are open.
Join criminal defense attorney Scott Reisch live as we break down the biggest crime and courtroom stories happening right now, answer your questions and take your calls.
Tonight, we’re discussing the major new development in the Luigi Mangione case. His New York state murder trial, previously scheduled to begin September 8, has been postponed indefinitely while Judge Gregory Carro considers the defense effort to have the case dismissed on double-jeopardy grounds. Manhattan prosecutors have until October 9 to respond, with a hearing scheduled for December 10.
We’ll also break down another significant day in the Lindsay Clancy trial, where the defense is now presenting its case. Susan Clancy testified that Lindsay had been “begging for help,” psychiatrist Dr. Donald Condie questioned aspects of her treatment records, and psychologist Paul Zeizel testified that Lindsay later said she heard a male voice telling her she had to kill her children. The prosecution maintains that Clancy was criminally responsible; the defense argues severe postpartum mental illness left her legally not responsible for her actions.
And because it’s Crime Talk Live, we want to hear from you.
Have a legal question? Want Scott’s take on a case? Disagree with something we said? Call in and make your case.
We’ll also cover other developing crime and legal stories and take your questions throughout the show.
LIVE Tuesday at 6 PM Mountain Time.
Subscribe, turn on notifications and join the conversation.
What do you think? Should New York be allowed to continue prosecuting Mangione? And is the defense changing your view of the Lindsay Clancy case?
#LuigiMangione #MangioneTrial #DoubleJeopardy #LindsayClancy #LindsayClancyTrial
