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Sneak peek: The Alternate Suspects

March 22, 2017 / 03:33

This episode covers the case of David Temple, who spent nine years in prison for the murder of his wife and unborn child. Key discussions include the unfair trial, withheld evidence, and the potential for retrial. Guests include Kelly Seigler, a former Harris County prosecutor, and Dick Dearin, Temple's trial lawyer.

David Temple reflects on his long journey and the need for justice after being wrongfully convicted. He emphasizes the importance of holding those accountable who contributed to his wrongful imprisonment.

Kelly Seigler discusses the expectations of truth from prosecutors and her belief that Temple did not receive a fair trial. She highlights the discrepancies in the case and the impact it had on the community.

Temple's appeals team uncovered evidence that was not disclosed during the trial, which led to the court overturning his conviction. The episode raises questions about the possibility of a retrial and Temple's determination to seek complete exoneration.

The episode concludes with Temple expressing his willingness to face a retrial if necessary, underscoring his fight for justice.

TLDR

David Temple discusses his wrongful conviction and the possibility of retrial after new evidence emerged.

Episode

3:33
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how you feeling how you feeling Temple excuse me excuse me where my your first thought David as you come
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out uh it's it's been nine years it's been a long journey and uh we're waiting for justice to be served once and for
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all and for the people that put me there and lied and cheated to be held accountable David Temple spent 9 years
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in prison for for a crime he says he did not commit a Court ruled his trial was unfair and he's out for now the question
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is will prosecutors try him again there have been developments in this case in just the past few months and we've been
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covering it since 2007 we the jury find the defendant David Mark Temple guilty of murder as
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charging the indictment David Temple was convicted after a week trial by a fair and
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impartial jury he was given a life sentence for executing his wife and unborn child my name is Kelly seigler I was a
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Harris County prosecutor for 21 years you had the right to expect us to tell you the truth the last murder case I
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handled here in Harris County was the David Temple case David Temple was in Katie High School a big man on campus
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because he was a big football star out there Belinda Temple the kind of girl that nobody could say anything ugly or
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bad about they had a son named Evan and the facts of the case were just so different
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and [Music] horrible I do not believe David Temple got a fair trial no person with eyes and
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ears and half a brain can say David Temple got a fair trial Mr dearin made the argument that there were more than
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one burglar dick dearen was the trial lawyer for David Temple dick did the best that he could with what he had we
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objected and asked that she stay in the record Temple's appeals team discovered evidence was withheld from the defense
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on my left is the complete investigative report this was never seen this is what was
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suppressed did you turn over the 1400 pages of police reports no every single thing under the law Mr dearen was
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entitled to was turned over to him I care about what I do I care about the process and this process shook me
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kids in Katie lots of them got shotguns there were alternate suspects in this case what in the world do they have to
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do with who killed Belinda Temple nothing she lied she cheated and she broke the rules that's not that's not
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last fall a court agreed that evidence was withheld and overturned Temple's conviction but it is not over yet David
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Temple is innocent I want an complete exoneration prosecutors will have to decide whether to try him again for the
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murder of his wife do you think you're going to be retried I don't know but if I need to do it I would do it and I'd do
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it tomorrow if I need to do it [Music]

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Episode Highlights

  • David Temple's Journey
    David Temple spent 9 years in prison for a crime he says he didn't commit.
    “It's been a long journey and we're waiting for justice.”
    @ 00m 12s
    March 22, 2017
  • Trial Fairness Questioned
    Kelly Seigler, a former prosecutor, doubts the fairness of David Temple's trial.
    “I do not believe David Temple got a fair trial.”
    @ 01m 48s
    March 22, 2017
  • Call for Exoneration
    David Temple insists on his innocence and seeks complete exoneration after his conviction.
    “David Temple is innocent. I want a complete exoneration.”
    @ 03m 10s
    March 22, 2017

Episode Quotes

  • It's been a long journey and we're waiting for justice.
    Sneak peek: The Alternate Suspects
  • I do not believe David Temple got a fair trial.
    Sneak peek: The Alternate Suspects
  • David Temple is innocent. I want a complete exoneration.
    Sneak peek: The Alternate Suspects
  • If I need to do it, I would do it tomorrow.
    Sneak peek: The Alternate Suspects

Key Moments

  • Long Journey00:12
  • Trial Fairness01:48
  • Innocence03:10
  • Determination03:25

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