Remanded Podcast

On July 10, 2015, 28-year-old Sandra Bland was pulled over in Hempstead, near Houston Texas, for a minor traffic violation. However, the traffic stop turned confrontational and Sandra ended up being arrested and taken to the county jail. On the morning of July 13, 2015, jailers discovered Sandra hanging in her jail cell. The public voiced skepticism about Sandra's apparent suicide story and an investigation was launched. At the conclusion of the investigation, the Sandra Bland Act was signed into law on June 15, 2017. For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

In this episode, we will finish discussing the aftermath of Dr. Death's horrendous crimes including his trial and appeal.  So listen, relax, and trust us you don't want to miss this episode.  For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

In May of 2011, Dr. Christopher Duntsch, a neurosurgeon fresh out of his residency from the University of Tennessee in Memphis, moved to Dallas, Texas. During the next 2 years, Dr. Duntsch performed surgery on 38 patients. During Dr. Duntsch's surgical spree, he left 31 of his patients paralyzed or seriously injured and 2 of them dead. This is a two-parter y'all! So listen, relax, and trust us.. he's a doctor after all ... or is he?For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

This episode continues to discuss the 36 hour prison riot that occurred in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We go into detail about the negotiations between the prisoners and the prison officials, along with how this riot came to an end on February 3, 1980. Fair warning, this episode is rated R.For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

On February 2, 1980, in the Santa Fe, New Mexico penitentiary, 1,156 inmates began one of the most violent prison riots in U.S. history. During this 36 hour riot, inmates took 12 officers as hostages and murdered 33 inmates, many of them being tortured to death. Fair warning, this episode is rated R. For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

On July 15, 2008, 911 dispatch receives a call from Cindy, Casey Anthony's mother, asking to have Casey Anthony arrested. As the day unfolds, police learn that Casey daughter, Caylee Anthony, has been missing for 30 days. This began the search for answers about what truly happened to Caylee Anthony.For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

On January 17, 2008, 21-year-old Denise Amber Lee, was abducted from her home in North Port, Florida while she was cutting her two-year old's hair on her porch. Five 911 calls were made, including one from Denise, after her abduction. However, due to inaccurate logging of the 911 calls, police did not catch Denise's abductor, Michael King, in time to save her. After Denise's murder, Denise's husband, Nathan Lee, successfully sued the police department. He subsequently led for a 911 call reform on the police's policies and procedures. Nathan was able to implement changes to the state of Florida's 911 policies. He then created the Denise Amber Lee Foundation to improve 911 procedures throughout the United States. For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

Around Thanksgiving of 2016, a senior in high school leaves home to hang out with three friends but never returns. Over two years later, Tom's remains are found. The investigation into Tom Brown's death consistently leads to dead ends, but that doesn't stop the small town gossip. For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

Around Thanksgiving of 2016, a senior in high school leaves home to hang out with three friends but never returns. Over two years later, Tom's remains are found. What happened to Thomas Brown?For pictures, videos, and source information, please visit our website at: Remanded Podcast

About Remanded:Remanded is a weekly true crime podcast from the perspective of two attorneys. Every Monday, Michaela and Jess will discuss a variety of cases within the criminal sector from cold cases to innocence cases to cases that have changed the foundation of our legal system and everything in between.  Why Remanded?Remanded means to send back for further consideration. Essentially, an appeals court may remand a case back to the lower court for further action, for a new trial, review, or disposal. The Remanded Podcast will take past cases and subject them to review for our listeners. We hope you enjoy our show! If you have any subjects or cases that you would like for us to cover or have questions about our past cases, we encourage you to email us at remandedpodcast@gmail.com or message us on Facebook and Instagram @RemandedPodcast.For more information about our podcast, please visit our website at: remandedpodcast.com