Ep23. In Pursuit of Truth for Deanna Stevison's Unsolved Murder Pt. 3

Uncovering the complex layers of Deanna Stevison's case, LaDonna Humphrey and I, David McClam, return to the heart of a legal enigma—Florida's Stand Your Ground law. As we dissect the decision that left Deanna's death uncharged, we expose the critical nuances of her high blood alcohol content and its potential role in the fatal night's events. Deanna's BAC, well above the legal threshold, prompts us to challenge the accepted narrative and explore the broader consequences of driving under the influence. This episode unfolds a sobering discussion on the intricate dance between autonomy, accountability, and the law.
In our continued pursuit of truth, the episode shifts focus to the reopened door to Deanna, a pivotal moment enveloped in ambiguity. Listen closely as we trace the contours of Deanna, Amy, and Megan's tangled relationship through texts and emails, contemplating the possibility of provocation. The bullet's trajectory speaks volumes, questioning the self-defense claim and the application of the Stand Your Ground law. With forensic evidence in hand, we probe the implications of a door ajar and a car left running, piecing together a narrative that may just tip the scales of justice. Join us as we commit to shedding light on the darkness surrounding Deanna's story, with the hope of propelling her case back into the eyes of the law.
Time Line
(00:01) Alcohol Levels and Stand Your Ground
(10:51) Controversy Surrounding Stand Your Ground Law
(24:31) Stand Your Ground Defense Challenges
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