O.J. Simpson prosecutor Marcia Clark revives the forgotten 1950s murder trial of Barbara 'Bloody Babs' Graham and discusses decades of evolving true crime coverage.
The media has for decades played a role in influencing how high-profile criminal trials play out, but the public is getting smarter with more access to dissenting voices, according to Marcia Clark, the former Los Angeles prosecutor who spearheaded the massively publicized O.J. Simpson trial. Clark has written a new book on a forgotten but scandalous 1950s home invasion murder that rocked Los Angeles.
Now, people are starting to look back and say, 'Wait a minute, we didn't get the whole story. We didn't get context. All the nuance is missing.' And they're starting to really criticize and also analyze what they're getting and contextualize the stories and wait for the real, the whole story to come out and then tell it when it's true,' she told Fox News Digital.
The whole operation would be highly illegal now,' she said. 'The whole case would be thrown out. It would be very debatable whether you could resurrect a case from the ashes of that, because it would be easy, I think, for the defense to say, 'Look, they've been poisoned. The jury well has been poisoned by all of this illegally obtained evidence.
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