Benji Wilson was the #1 high school basketball player in America. He was a 6'8 phenom from Chicago with NBA-level potential before he even graduated. But on November 20, 1984, everything changed.

In this episode of Distant Replay, we break down the story of Benji Wilson's murder, a tragic case where a simple street encounter escalated into a fatal shooting. What started as an attempt to talk with his girlfriend turned into an argument, and within seconds, one of basketball's brightest futures was gone.

We discuss:

• Benji Wilson's rise to becoming the top player in the country

• His relationship with Jetun Rush and the events leading up to that day

• The full timeline of the shooting and eyewitness accounts

• The trial, sentencing, and aftermath

• How his legacy still lives on through players like Derrick Rose

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Former NFL linebacker Darron Lee is now at the center of a shocking murder investigation, and prosecutors say ChatGPT conversations may be part of the evidence.

During a preliminary hearing in Hamilton County, Tennessee, investigators revealed messages allegedly recovered from Lee's phone that show him asking a chatbot questions before calling 911 about his girlfriend Gabriella Perpétuo.

In court, prosecutors said Lee described injuries and asked questions including "what do I do?", while also asking whether certain wounds could match an accidental fall. They argue the messages show Lee using ChatGPT to help shape an explanation for what happened.

In this video we break down:

• The timeline of events leading up to the 911 call
• The ChatGPT prompts prosecutors presented in court
• The reported responses from the chatbot
• The crime scene evidence described by investigators
• What happens next as the case moves toward a grand jury

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March Madness is packed with buzzer beaters and Cinderella runs, but some of its most fascinating stories have been forgotten. In this episode of Distant Replay, we highlight 10 forgotten facts that shaped the NCAA tournament. From the failed 1939 experiment that started it all to the decade when dunking was banned, incredible scoring records, strange rule changes, and even the year the tournament disappeared. These overlooked moments reveal how March Madness became the spectacle fans love today.

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