Podcast appearances and mentions of keith davis jr

This is a unique episode for a number of reasons.First, this is the first case Paul has covered which is technically still ongoing.  There is hope that it may be brought to a just resolution in early 2023, but there is no way to know for certain just yet.Second, the fact pattern and procedural history of this case is more absurd than anything coming out of Hollywood.This is a longer monologue episode, and that is after much time was spent determining the most salient and important points to make for the purposes of this podcast.  Paul believes the content of this episode speaks for itself, and encourages anyone who is interested in learning more or helping seek justice for Keith Davis, Jr. to reach out to Campaign Zero by going to https://campaignzero.org/#vision.Paul hopes that this case brings to light not only the plight of Keith Davis, Jr. and the corruption of Baltimore County State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby, but also highlights that situations like this do exist, we just don't hear about them because they don't make for good primetime news.  But they deserve to be shared, and the public deserves to know, because sunlight is the best disinfectant, and only by showing things as they actually are can we take the necessary steps to make them better.

Today on Midday, we are going to talk about the case of Keith Davis, Jr., who is accused by the Baltimore State's Attorney of murdering Kevin Jones in 2015. Mr. Davis has already been tried four times for this murder. Two of those trials ended in hung juries. The other two, including the most recent one, ended in guilty verdicts that were overturned. Mr. Davis remains in jail while awaiting his fifth trial, which is currently scheduled for May, although it could be delayed. This case has garnered a lot of public attention, largely due to the efforts of Mr. Davis' wife, Kelly, and a passionate and vocal group of advocates who for years have been critical of State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby and the prosecutors in her office. These advocates have been working to bring the details of the case to wide attention. One of those advocates is DeRay Mckesson, who joins us today. DeRay is an activist and co-founder of Campaign Zero, an organization founded to combat police violence. Campaign Zero has taken-up the cause of Mr. Davis, claiming that Ms. Mosby's prosecution is due to what the group calls “vindictiveness and personal and political animus.” That was the language used in a motion to dismiss the case filed on March 8 by Deborah Katz Levi, the Director of Special Litigation at the MD office of the Public Defender. We made the State's Attorney's Office aware of the fact that we would be talking about this case today on Midday. Citing that it is an on-going legal matter, they declined to participate in the conversation. Here's what's happened in the case so far: Kevin Jones was shot to death in June of 2015, as he walked to work at Pimlico Race Course in Northwest Baltimore. In 2016, Keith Davis was tried on charges of armed robbery of a cab driver, a charge for which he was acquitted. He was, however, convicted of illegal possession of a firearm and sentenced to five years in prison. In 2017, he was charged in the murder of Kevin Jones. Davis' trial in May of that year ended in a hung jury. He was re-tried in that case several months later. In that trial, he was found not guilty of first-degree murder, but guilty of second-degree murder. That verdict was overturned because the court found that the prosecution had not informed the defense and the jury of the background of one of the witnesses, a jailhouse informant. A third trial, in June of 2018, also ended with a hung jury. A fourth trial, in February of 2020 ended in a guilty verdict. Mr. Davis, who maintained his innocence, was sentenced to 50 years in prison. That guilty verdict was overturned because of problems with questions that were posed to potential jurors. Each of these trials were presided over by different judges, and prosecuted by different lawyers from the State's Attorney's office. Last December, Mr. Davis turned down a plea bargain that would have reduced his sentence to 15 years. As mentioned earlier, Mr. Davis remains in jail, awaiting a fifth trial. We do not know whether or not Keith Davis killed Kevin Jones. There is certainly ample evidence that he did not, but two juries have been convinced by evidence at trial that he is responsible for Mr. Jones' death. Ms. Mosby has said that prosecutors are pursuing this case to bring justice to Mr. Jones' family. Mr. Davis' supporters are seeking justice for him, as well. (In an unrelated case, Mr. Davis has been charged with attempted murder for an alleged fight he had in jail with another inmate. That fight took allegedly place in June 2020. Mr. Davis wasn't charged until May, 2021. The delay is cited by Mr. Davis' lawyer as proof that Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby waited until Mr. Davis was granted another trial in the other murder case before charging him with something else. Again, this is according to a motion to dismiss his case filed on his behalf.) Host Tom Hall notes that he has not attended the trials, and does not claim to know every detail of this complicated case. Tom has, however, read recent motions filed to the court by the State's Attorney's office and the public defender, Deborah Katz Levi, on behalf of Mr. Davis. DeRay Mckesson is here to explain why he and his organization, Campaign Zero, think the case against Mr. Davis should be dismissed. DeRay is the host of the Pod Save the People Podcast and the author of On the Other Side of Freedom:  The Case for Hope.  In 2016, he was a candidate in the Democratic primary for Baltimore Mayor. Tom Hall has known DeRay for several years, and believes him to be a thoughtful advocate for whatever causes he champions. He is happy to give him the opportunity to share his perspective and to respond to some of the points the State's Attorneys have made in the motions they filed in this case a couple of weeks ago. DeRay Mckesson joins us now on our digital line. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 60 of Theshortdesk Podcast is here!! (2:33) Hosts Keith, John and Steph start the show discussing Steph with Covid again, Keith having another epic video of Pops and Uncle Bubba and Johns weekend with his grandad turning 85. (11:16) The discussion turns to Brittany Griner and her being held in Russia under crazy circumstances. (24:00) Dwayne joins to discuss a crazy week of free agency starting with Tom Brady, Deshaun Watson, Matt Ryan and host of others. (49:15) The talk then turns to Feminism vs Womanist and Steph explains both and what do they have to do with Cancel Culture. (1:09:13) The gang discuss the little-known Keith Davis Jr case and the craziness behind it all. (1:20:04) Top Ten Boyz II Men songs of all time. EMAIL: Theshortdeskpodcast@gmail.comFB/IG: Theshortdesk PodcastTwitter: Theshortdesk

DeRay and De'Ara cover the underreported news of the week— including three Black women oversee voting access for more than 37 million Americans and eight young burglars exposure of cointelpro + FBI misconduct. DeRay interviews author and CEO Nicole Lynn Lewis about her non-profit organization Generation Hope and her personal memoir PREGNANT GIRL: A Story of Teen Motherhood, College, and Creating a Better Future for Young Families.   De'Ara https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/3-black-women-secretaries-state-are-protecting-voting-rights-rcna18754 DeRay https://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/07/us/burglars-who-took-on-fbi-abandon-shadows.html   For a transcript, please visit crooked.com/podsavethepeople   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today: our monthly installment of Pass the Mic, when we invite a host to choose the guests and direct the narrative.  Journalist Lisa Snowden-McCray talks to Kelly Davis, wife of Keith Davis Jr., who has been jailed since 2015 on murder charges. Four trials have produced two hung juries and two convictions that were overturned. Kelly talks about why education is key to her unrelenting advocacy … and what keeps her going: “My children, Keith's innocence. Every day, every single day he is living with his innocence. And he deserves the life that he was already on track to living.” Plus photographer SHAN Wallace and artist, cultural organizer and executive director of AFRO Charities Savannah Wood, talk about how they use their work preserving Baltimore's Black history and culture as their tool for activism. Links: The Story of Keith Davis Jr., SHAN Wallace,AFRO Charities, Savannah Wood,  Lisa Snowden-McCray See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ron Cassie of Baltimore continues to investigate why Keith Davis Jr. keeps being tried for the same murder

Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine tells us the story of the trials and acquittals of Keith Davis Jr.

Dr. CBS and Dr. Jared Ball Shoot the Shit about the article “A Left Critique of Class Reductionism.” New segment Dr. Layla Brown segment: She Gather Me. Features segments Top 5 Dead or Alive, Left Disquisition with Erica Caines and Bilphena Yahwon, In These Tweets, and What I'm On. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LDIpodcast Twitter: @ldipodcast Instagram: @ldipodcast

In this week's episode, Tracie and April both react to recent experiences they have had which have deepened their consciousness or understanding around racial justice and healing. For Tracie it was a neighbor's reaction to an activist campaign to Free Keith Davis, Jr., and for April, a weekend at a virtual Black liberation retreat. This leads them to a conversation on the need to balance the work of liberating individuals and communities from oppressive systems with also grieving the collective trauma that is caused from generations of being targeted by and struggling against these same systems. For it is only by grieving that we can become better change agents for our collective liberation. Check out our discussion/reflection questions for this episode: www.joyousjustice.com/blog/jews-talk-racial-justice-episode-50Find April and Tracie's full bios and submit topic suggestions for the show at www.JewsTalkRacialJustice.comLearn more about Joyous Justice where April is the founding and fabulous (!) director, and Tracie is a senior partner.: https://joyousjustice.com/Read more of Tracie's thoughts at her blog, bmoreincremental.comLearn more about Keith Davis Jr., and the campaign to free him: https://keithdavisjr.com/ Learn more about Troy Davis's case and his execution: https://innocenceproject.org/troy-davis-pervis-payne-race-death-penalty/Check out out our episode on the importance of affinity spaces here: https://joyousjustice.com/blog/jews-talk-racial-justice-ep-43Read about the impact of the murder of George Floyd on the movement for racial justice one year out: https://www.npr.org/series/1000988747/george-floyds-murder-one-year-later

In this week's edition, we'll cover Lil Nas X's efforts to support a bail fund, the fight to free Keith Davis Jr., and a police brutality rampage in Toronto. Also, in our New Ground segment we'll discuss an important pilot program in New York that's increasing non-police responses to emergencies.PushBlack exists because we saw we had to take matters into our own hands, especially when it comes to protecting our communities. As a nonprofit, we rely on small donations from subscribers like you. You make PushBlack happen with your contributions. Most people do 5 or 10 bucks a month, but everything makes a difference. Thanks for supporting the work. Donate Here: https://stateofcriminaljustice.comLil Nas X Pushes to Raise Bail Funds The rapper is using his platform to draw attention to unjust bail.Keith Davis Jr.'s 5th Murder TrialThe city of Baltimore's ongoing campaign against a Black man. Toronto Police Attack A Crowd In RampageAs Toronto police assault crowds, calls to defund police grow. New Ground: A Pilot Program Shows A Effective Non-Police AlternativePrograms like the B-HEARD program highlight non-police responses. 

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, host Jacquie Luqman is joined by Erica Caines, founder of Liberation Through Reading and member of the Black Alliance for Peace, to discuss the decision by a Baltimore judge to permit a fifth trial of Keith Davis, Jr. on a highly dubious murder charge, how Baltimore State Attorney Marilyn Mosby's continued efforts to prosecute the case undercuts her progressive reputation, and the recurring health issues plaguing Davis throughout his seven years in state custody.

This week on the podcast, we continue our conversation from last week about mounting tensions in Israel and Palestine, and what the path forward looks like for the region. After that we take a look at Mississippi jurisprudence with the state supreme court overthrowing a ballot measure on medicinal marijuana over a technicality, and the US Supreme Court agreeing to take on a case into the Mississippi abortion restrictions which many believe will begin to undo Roe V. Wade. We finish by talking about Matt Gaetz, Keith Davis Jr., and the relaxing of mask mandates in the US.    OTA Podcast Episode 371: Mississippi Jurisprudence   Timecodes and Topics   00:00:00 Intro  00:02:27 Israel and Palestine  00:39:07 Mississippi Medical Marijuana  00:44:57 Supreme Court takes Mississippi abortion law  00:56:43 Matt Gaetz in trouble  01:03:07 Keith Davis Jr  01:14:37 Covid news  Find more O The Anthem     OTheAnthem.com   facebook.com/OTheAnthem   twitter.com/OTheAnthem  instagram.com/OTheAnthem Parts of the image for this episode were used through creative commons of work done by Michael Rivera on wikipedia  https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mississippi_welcome,_US78WB.JPG

Kelly never saw herself as a ride or die. But that all changed when her partner Keith Davis Jr. was locked up. 

June 1, 2020 / Find out about Keith Davis Jr’s sentencing hearing, the Court of Appeals ruling that should guarantee him a new trial and how he’s doing since COVID 19. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions and Chris Zabriskie. This episode was sponsored by HBO Max and Betterhelp. www.Betterhelp.com/INVESTIGATE Start streaming HBO Max today! Download the app or go to www.HBOMax.com to start your free trial. #undisclosed #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

Aaron sits down with Gretchen from Runners 4 Justice We talk about how this group started. Talk about Racial Injustice in Baltimore We discus the Keith Davis Jr case. Cease Fire weekends IG & FB Runners4Justice  

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by Abby Sea, co-founder of Baltimore for Border Justice and columnist for One-Baltimore.org, to talk about the recent sentencing of Keith Davis, Jr. to 50 years in prison in the shooting death of a Maryland security guard, why it took prosecutors four trials and one overturned conviction to finally find Davis guilty, why the Baltimore PD has been dismissive towards efforts to demand accountability, and why the case raises serious questions about corruption and collusion at the highest ranks of Baltimore's political class.

OTA Podcast Episode 308: Super Tuesday 2020   This week on the podcast, in the Baltimore Corner we talk about two high profile prison sentences with Catherine Pugh and Keith Davis Jr, is there a comeback story in the making with Chris Davis on the Orioles? In the news; coronavirus concerns, we say goodbye to James Lipton, and we do a deep dive into the Democratic Primary including Joe Biden's big win and Super Tuesday is today. Go Vote!    Find more O The Anthem   OTheAnthem.com  facebook.com/OTheAnthem  twitter.com/OTheAnthem  instagram.com/OTheAnthem

August 26, 2019 / On August 5, Keith Davis Jr’s defense filed a motion for a new trial, requesting Judge Sylvester Cox to vacate the jury’s conviction on seven grounds, six of which argue the prosecutor committed egregious error during their closing arguments. In this update episode, host Amelia McDonell-Parry talks to Erica Suter and Zach Zwagil about the State's closing, the various legal issues, and where Keith goes from here. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Chris Zabriskie, Uncanny Valleys and Spencer Burdette.This episode was sponsored by SimpliSafe, Boll and Branch and VistaPrint.www.SimpliSafeUndisclosed.comwww.BollandBranch.com promo code UNDISCLOSEDwww.Vistaprint.com/Undisclosed#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

If you don't know the story of #KeithDavisJr., make sure you listen to this episode of the #GroundingsPodcast. Keith is being framed for murder by the Baltimore police and the state of Baltimore. Police shot at Keith over 44 times, hitting him in the face and neck. Keith has been in jail for a crime he didn't commit since 2015. Keith has been through FOUR trials because Marilyn Mosby, the state attorney, is determined to see him behind bars. Keith was the first high-profile police in shooting in Baltimore since Freddie Gray, and because Marilyn Mosby gave the allusion (at the time) of accountability for Freddie Gray's murder, she's now being as hard on Keith as possible to win back the trust of police, police unions, and prosecutors. Virtually all evidence — surveillance footage, ballistics reports, firearms reports, firearms registries, witness testimonies — show that Keith is innocent. Keith's wife, Kelly, was on the phone with him when police began to fire over 44 rounds at him. She has fought relentlessly to free him since that day. We get into all of these details, the context for his involvement, who he is, the lies and scandal and coverup surrounding his case, in this episode. You can donate to Keith's family here. You can follow Bilphena and Amelia as well.

July 22, 2019 / Marilyn Mosby’s handling of the Keith Davis Jr. case was about politics too.  There was no investigation into what really happened during the police involved shooting before her office agreed to prosecute him. Keith was collateral damage from repairing the rift between Mosby’s office and the police department, during a change in leadership. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Taylor Quimby and Spencer Burdette.This episode was sponsored by Pretty Litter.www.PrettyLitter.com use promo code UNDISCLOSED for 20% off.#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

July 22, 2019 / Marilyn Mosby’s handling of the Keith Davis Jr. case was about politics too.  There was no investigation into what really happened during the police involved shooting before her office agreed to prosecute him. Keith was collateral damage from repairing the rift between Mosby’s office and the police department, during a change in leadership. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Taylor Quimby and Spencer Burdette.This episode was sponsored by SimpliSafe and FabFitFun.www.SimpliSafeUndisclosed.comwww.FabFitFun.com use coupon code UNDISCLOSED#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

July 19, 2019 / A 2018 Washington Post analysis of Baltimore crime data found that between 2007-2017, 65 percent of all homicide cases during that 10 year period were unsolved, with the highest concentration in northwest Baltimore around Park Heights. The murder of Kevin Jones would very likely be one of those unsolved cases, if not for two things.  Five hours after Jones was murdered, a half-mile down the road, Keith Davis Jr. was shot in the face by Baltimore Police. And by then, Homicide Detective Mark Veney was on the case. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Uncanny Valley and Spencer Burdette.This episode was sponsored by Native.www.NativeDeodorant.com and use promo code UNDISCLOSED at checkout!#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

July 15, 2019 / On February 25, 2016, Keith Davis Jr. was acquitted of 15 out of 16 charges related to the morning he was shot by Baltimore Police. He was found guilty of "illegal possession of a handgun as a convicted felon," a contradictory verdict based on a technicality that some believe was misrepresented by the prosecutor. But suddenly, Keith had a new case to worry about. Five days after the verdict, Baltimore Police announced that Keith had been charged with the murder of 22-year-old Kevin Jones, who was killed five hours before the police involved shooting. The gun that was found in the garage had been "ballistically linked" to Jones's murder -- and Keith has been fighting to prove his innocence ever since. This week, he began his fourth trial for the murder of Kevin Jones -- and this episode includes a bombshell that was dropped in court on the very first day.Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Uncanny Valley and Spencer Burdette.This episode was sponsored by thredUP.www.thredup.com/Undisclosed#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 30, 2019 / Keith Davis Jr’s first trial in February 2016 wasn’t completely devoid of “bad facts” for his defense -- that is, facts, evidence and witnesses that hurt his case. The worst fact of all is the Hammerli Trailside 22, which has Keith's right middle finger and palm print on its multicolored grip. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon, Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Taylor Quimby.This episode was sponsored by Best Fiends and Function of Beauty.Download BEST FIENDS on the Apple App Store or Google Playwww.FunctionofBeauty.com/Undisclosed#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 27, 2019 / At Keith Davis Jr's first trial, the officers who shot him gave their accounts of the shooting that kicked off this four-year-long nightmare. There are really only a few reasonable explanations for discrepancies this big – one or more of these officers are lying, or there’s a portal to another dimension on Eleanora Ave. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon, Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Taylor Quimby.This episode was sponsored by Linzess and Simplisafe.www.OhMyGut.info/podcastwww.SimpliSafe.com/Undisclosed#undisclosed  #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 20, 2019 / Keith Davis Jr. finally gets his day in court as his first trial begins and he comes faces to face with the four officers who shot him. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon, Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Taylor Quimby. This episode was sponsored by Family Ghosts and Audible. Subscribe to Family Ghosts wherever you get your podcasts. Visit www.Audible.com/UNDISCLOSEDHEADS or text UNDISCLOSEDHEADS to 500-500 #undisclosed #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 16, 2019 / Susan chats about the fourth episode of our Keith Davis Jr. series with host Amelia McDonell-Parry, Keith's wife Kelly Davis, and Team Keith member Peggy Amacker Murphy -- who also officiated Keith and Kelly's wedding! Learn more about Keith's ongoing health issues and why it took two years for the bullet in his neck to finally be removed -- plus, a few details about Keith and Kelly's wedding vows. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon and Blue Dot Sessions. Today’s Addendum is sponsored by Best Fiends and Vistaprint. Download Best Fiends for FREE on the Apple App Store or Google Play. www.Vistaprint.com/Undisclosed #undisclosed #udaddendum #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 13, 2019 / It took eight months and three postponements by the State before Keith Davis Jr. finally faced his first trial. Held without bail, Keith was unable to fully participate in his own defense or publicly assert his innocence. If not for Kelly Holsey Davis, we very likely would not know Keith’s name, let alone his story. This is the story of how Kelly found her voice and has used it to fight for him. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Taylor Quimby. This episode was sponsored by Stamps, ZipRecruiter, and Boll and Branch. www.Stamps.com enter Undisclosed www.ZipRecruiter.com/Undisclosed www.BollandBranch.com promo code Undisclosed #undisclosed #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 9, 2019 / Susan, Amelia and Megan Kenny, a co-founder of Open Justice Baltimore and a member of #TeamKeith, discuss the third episode of "The State vs. Keith Davis Jr" -- including the officers' disparate statements and why it's totally believable that the gun in the garage could have been planted by the police. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon and Blue Dot Sessions. Today’s Addendum is sponsored by Linzess and Audible. www.OhMyGut.info/Podcast www.Audible.com/UNDISCLOSEDHEADS or text UNDISCLOSEDHEADS to 500-500 #undisclosed #udaddendum #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 6, 2019 / In addition to the attempted armed robbery of Charles Holden, Keith Davis Jr. was charged with committing several violent crimes against the police officers who shot him on June 7, 2015 -- including "discharging a firearm." But police and prosecutors knew all along that there was no evidence Keith ever fired a gun at police. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon, Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Taylor Quimby. This episode was sponsored by SimpliSafe. www.SimpliSafe.com/Undisclosed #undisclosed #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

May 2, 2019 / On this week's Addendum, Rabia is joined by Amelia McDonell-Parry and Larry Smith Jr., a former Baltimore Police Internal Affairs detective, to discuss episode two of The State v. Keith Davis, Jr. Learn more about how use of force investigations should be conducted and hear why the Force Investigation Team's efforts to investigate the police shooting of Keith Davis Jr. did NOT measure up. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon and Blue Dot Sessions. Today’s Addendum is sponsored by Best Fiends, The Bouqs Company, and Linzess. Download Best Fiends for free on the Apple App Store or Google Play. www.BOUQS.com enter UNDISCLOSED to get 20% off www.OhMyGut.info/Undisclosed #undisclosed #udaddendum #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

April 29, 2019 / In this episode of "The State vs. Keith Davis, Jr", hear about what happened on the morning of June 7, 2015 according to Charles Holden, the hack driver. Plus, meet the four Baltimore Police Department officers who shot Keith Davis Jr. and learn abut use of force investigations from two former cops. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Spencer Burdette, Chris Zabriskie, and Mctrnm. This episode was sponsored by For Hers, Boll and Branch, and Fab Fit Fun.  www.ForHers.com/Undisclosed www.BollandBranch.com promo code Undisclosed www.FabFitFun.com promo code Undisclosed #undisclosed #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

March 28, 2019 / Colin Miller discusses the first episode of our new series on the Keith Davis Jr. case with host Amelia McDonell-Parry and Kelly Davis, Keith's wife and fiercest advocate. They explain how it's even possible for Keith Davis Jr to be facing his fifth trial, and also share their thoughts on the political and personal motivations behind Marilyn Mosby's unrelenting prosecution. Episode scoring music by Animal Weapon and Blue Dot Sessions. Today’s Addendum is sponsored by Function of Beauty, Honeybook, and Parcast. www.FunctionofBeauty.com/Undisclosed www.Honeybook.com promo code Undisclosed Search and subscribe to NOT GUILTY wherever you listen to podcasts or visit Parcast.com/NotGuilty. #undisclosed #udaddendum #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

April 22, 2019 / On June 7, 2015, Keith Davis Jr. became the first person shot by Baltimore police since the death of Freddie Gray. Keith survived -- and he’s been fighting for his freedom ever since. Not only is Keith Davis Jr a victim of the Baltimore Police Department’s brutality, but like Adnan Syed, he’s one of the many who they have wrongfully accused. Episode scoring music by Blue Dot Sessions, Chris Zabriskie, Patrick Cortez, Taylor Quimby.  This episode was sponsored by Vistaprint. www.Vistaprint.com/Undisclosed #undisclosed #freekeithdavisjr Support the show.

On this edition of the Midday News Wrap: pressure continues to mount on the White House this week with a conviction and a guilty plea in the cases of two of President Trump's associates, and an increasingly contentious relationship between Trump and his Attorney General, Jeff Sessions. Guest Host Nathan Sterner speaks with David Smith, the Washington Bureau Chief of The Guardian about the tumult swirling around the Trump White House and the potential negative impact these latest events may have on GOP candidates as midterm elections loom ever closer. Here in Baltimore, there are new developments in the case against Keith Davis Jr. as a prosecutor who worked on the case for the States Attorney's office is fired after details of a DWI conviction are brought to light, and Maryland's Catholic Community reflects on child sex abuse in the church following the release of a Pennsylvania grand jury report detailing acts of sexual violence perpetrated by 301 predator priests on over 1,000 children. Many are calling for Attorney General Frosh to initiate similar investigations here in Maryland. Baltimore Sun investigative reporter Jean Marbella and Real New Network Reporter, and contributor to the Baltimore AFRO, Stephen Janis join us for a look at these stories and more.

Author/motivational speaker Keith Davis Jr. will make his first visit on Conversations LIVE! Radio to talk about his life and how each of us can be living our best life now.