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Sneak peek: Death by Eye Drops

April 18, 2024 / 03:53

This episode covers the case of Lynn Hearnan's death, the investigation into her alleged murder by Jesse Keski, and the legal arguments surrounding the case.

The discussion begins with the circumstances of Lynn's death, initially ruled a suicide. Jesse Keski, who was Lynn's caretaker, is introduced as a key figure in the case. The episode highlights the close relationship between Jesse and Lynn, with Jesse described as an adopted daughter.

As the investigation unfolds, the medical examiner's findings reveal tetrahydrozoline in Lynn's system, raising questions about the true nature of her death. The prosecution argues that Jesse had a financial motive, claiming Lynn was worth more dead than alive.

Listeners hear contrasting opinions on whether Lynn intended to take her own life or if she was murdered. Jesse maintains her innocence throughout the episode, with the defense arguing that Lynn would not have wanted to die.

The episode concludes with a focus on the legal proceedings, emphasizing the complexities of the case and the emotional weight it carries for those involved.

TLDR

Lynn Hearnan's death sparks a homicide investigation against her caretaker Jesse Keski, raising questions of motive and intent.

Episode

3:53
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thank you everyone please have a seat if you are satisfied Beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant
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caused the death of Lynn hearnen with the intent to kill you should find the defendant guilty of first-degree
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intentional homicide if you are not So Satisfied you must find the defendant not
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guilty Lyn hern's not here to tell you what went on we were dispatched to a suicide a female had located her friend
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deceased in a residence it was immediately obvious that the decedent was there in a
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recliner she has multiple medication bottles that are within Arms Reach she has multiple medications that are kind
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of scattered on her carpet and this appears to be an unknown powdery substance left behind on a plate I
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received a witness statement from Jesse from what I knew Jesse was the caretaker
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of the individual Jesse kvy took care of Lynn during the last year of Lynn's Life
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Jesse was like an adopted daughter to Lynn so Jesse and Lynn were very close Lynn was really sick and depressed Lynn
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started suffering from health issues that were unexplained she was was going in and out of the hospital but doctors
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couldn't figure out what it was that was ailing Lynn she was going to like doctor
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after doctor and then she'd call me and say they can't find anything wrong with me the defense argued that Lynn wanted
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to die by suicide because she was sick of being sick I remember hearing it from Jesse on the phone looks like Lynn you
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know committed suicide when you heard your auntie Lenny died by Suicide did you believe that I
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wasn't really sure at the time what to believe cuz you I just couldn't see her you know ending her own
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life she wants to die she doesn't like life the speculation at the time on law enforcement's behalf was that this was
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clearly a suicide you received information from the medical examiner did that cause the Sheriff's Office to
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change the investigation yes there was a substance that was unusual the medical examiner found
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tetrahydrozoline in Lin hearnen system it's the active ingredient in eye drops that when ingested can be fatal my
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opinion is that Lin hernon died of tetrah hydrosaline poisoning what about the manner of death in this case it's
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homicide Till There is the eye drops are you serious do you guys think I murdered
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her did you I swear to God I could in June of 2021 Jesse kesi was charged with first-degree intentional homicide the
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state argued that Linn hearnen was worth more dead than alive to Jesse keski you're going to see that the access Miss
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keski had to Lyn hearnen allowed her to steal every dollar almost that Lyn hearnen was worth in life Lynn gave
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Jesse money all the time because she wanted to she wanted Jesse to have it this is not a suicide this was
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intentional homicide L love Jesse if Lyn hernard was here today she would say are
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you crazy prosecution Jesse's innocent

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Episode Highlights

  • Lynn's Health Struggles
    Lynn's unexplained health issues lead to her tragic demise.
    “Lynn was really sick and depressed.”
    @ 01m 22s
    April 18, 2024
  • Mysterious Substance Found
    Medical examiner discovers tetrahydrozoline in Lynn's system, raising questions about her death.
    “The medical examiner found tetrahydrozoline in Lynn Hearn's system.”
    @ 02m 36s
    April 18, 2024
  • Jesse's Emotional Testimony
    Jesse expresses disbelief over the accusation of murder, claiming her innocence.
    “I swear to God, I could never murder her.”
    @ 03m 05s
    April 18, 2024
  • Prosecution's Motive Argument
    Prosecution argues that Lynn was worth more dead than alive to Jesse.
    “The state argued that Lynn Hearn was worth more dead than alive to Jesse Keski.”
    @ 03m 13s
    April 18, 2024
  • Intentional Homicide Charge
    Jesse Keski is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of Lynn Hearn.
    “This is not a suicide, this was intentional homicide.”
    @ 03m 35s
    April 18, 2024

Episode Quotes

  • Lynn was really sick and depressed.
    Sneak peek: Death by Eye Drops
  • The defense argued that Lynn wanted to die by suicide.
    Sneak peek: Death by Eye Drops
  • This is not a suicide, this was intentional homicide.
    Sneak peek: Death by Eye Drops

Key Moments

  • Intent to Kill00:23
  • Suicide Investigation00:40
  • Medical Examiner's Findings02:36
  • Jesse's Defense03:09
  • Prosecution's Claims03:35

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