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Framed Wins Gold Davey Award for Video Podcast Series
I’m happy to announce that the five-episode audio and video podcast series Framed: The Kit Martin Story has won a Gold Davey Award in the Video Podcast Series category. The Davey Awards recognize outstanding work from smaller agencies, production companies, and independent creators. Competing against entries from across the country,
How I Created the Framed Score for $10
In the post, The Framed Theme Song: Three Versions and the Inspiration behind It, I talked about how I used the AI music platform Suno to create an original song. In this post, I want to describe the process I used for creating twelve original music tracks for the score.
The Making of Framed
I got the idea to do the Framed podcast series around December of last year. Someone had sent me a link to a podcast on Kit’s case on YouTube. Like several other podcasts done on the case, this one painted Kit as a monster guilty of murdering his three neighbors.
Framed – A Five-Episode Documentary Series Premieres Today
What began as a two‑year investigation for the book I Will Ruin You has now been repackaged as a five‑episode documentary/podcast series — Framed: The Kit Martin Story. The series presents interviews, evidence, courtroom testimony, and analysis that challenge the official narrative and reveal how easily a life can be
Behind Closed Doors in the Kit Martin Murder Trial: A Moment That Should Have Changed Everything
A late-night courtroom discussion should have changed the entire direction of the trial – but it didn’t. It was June 15, 2021. The defense had just rested after their final witness — Kit Martin. There was no jury. No spectators. No Court TV cameras rolling. It was only the prosecuting
Potential Juror Misconduct in the Kit Martin Murder Trial: The Dog Tag Evidence
The prosecution had to bend themselves into pretzels to explain away problems in their case. One example involved the dog tag evidence. The defense missed an opportunity by not arguing that the dog tag wasn’t even an official military tag, but the real issue was the fact that it was