Murder of Stanley Cohen XIII

Could a seemingly perfect life hide a dark, deadly secret? Join us as we unravel the gripping murder trial of Joyce Cohen, accused of orchestrating the violent death of her husband, Stan Cohen. Central to this courtroom drama is the enigmatic Lynn Barkley, who takes the stand to deny any involvement in the murder despite his close ties to Joyce. As Barkley paints a picture of marital discord sparked by alleged infidelity, the courtroom buzzes with tension and intrigue.

As the trial marches towards its climax, we turn our attention to the strategic maneuvers of both the prosecution and defense. With the absence of key witness Bernard A. House, the prosecution faces an uphill battle in proving Joyce's guilt, while the defense seizes every opportunity to magnify the reasonable doubts surrounding the case. Attorney Alan Ross passionately argues for Joyce's innocence, casting shadows of doubt on the prosecution's star witness and the timeline of the night in question. Each side's narrative is crafted with precision, aiming to sway the jury's decision in this high-stakes trial.

Finally, we stand at the precipice, waiting with bated breath for the jury's verdict. An atmosphere thick with anticipation envelops the courtroom as all await the outcome that could change lives forever. In addition to the courtroom theatrics, we delve into the mysterious past of Joyce LeMay Cohen to uncover the motivations and circumstances that led to this tragic event. Join us as we peel back the layers of this complex legal drama and seek to understand the true story behind Stan Cohen's untimely death.

Chapters

• 1:23 The Murder of Stan Cohen
• 12:04 State's Closing Argument and Witness Testimony
• 28:42 Defense Attorney Argues for Innocence
• 36:18 Wait for Verdict Sends Tense Atmosphere
• 54:25 Uncovering Joyce LeMay Cohen's Past