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IN ESTO - What Really Happened to Adrianna Hutto?

IN ESTO - What Really Happened to Adrianna Hutto?

De: N. Leigh Hunt
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Esto, Florida, 2007 - Amanda Lewis is convicted for the drowning of her 7-year-old daughter, Adrianna Hutto, after her younger son tells the sheriff's office a series of incriminating stories.

A fired coroner, Sheriff misquoted in the media, step-father inserts himself into the investigation...

Can a 6 year old be a reliable witness?

In this limited series, we explore the entire case and extract fiction from the facts.

Written and Produced by N Leigh Hunt.

A Fire Eyes Media LLC network podcast

Theme music by Bart Mendoza and Manual Scan. Acoustic score by Dylan Lotter Music. Additional info graciously provided by Georgetown University's Making An Exoneree Program and Investigator Kimberly Hunter.Fire Eyes Media LLC Ciencias Sociales Crímenes Reales Mundial
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  • BONUS | Public Defender Walter Smith's Recollections

    BONUS | Public Defender Walter Smith's Recollections
    Jun 23 2025
    IN ESTO - What really happened to Adrianna Hutto?
    Bonus Content: Interview with Public Defender Walter Smith.

    The folks at Georgetown University's - Making An Exoneree Program caught up with Amanda Lewis's Public Defender, Walter Smith.

    This is the one case he will remember for the rest of his life.

    Written and Produced by N. Leigh Hunt
    Theme music by Bart Mendoza and Manual ScanAdditional info graciously provided by Georgetown University's Making An Exoneree Program and Investigator Kimberly Hunter.

    A Fire Eyes Media, LLC network podcast.
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    10 m
  • INTRODUCING: In Esto ENTIRE SEASON AVAILABLE NOW

    INTRODUCING: In Esto ENTIRE SEASON AVAILABLE NOW
    May 28 2025
    Esto, Florida, 2007 - Amanda Lewis is convicted for drowning of her 7 year old daughter after her younger son tells the sheriff's office a series of incriminating stories. A fired coroner, Sheriff misquoted in the papers, step-grand father inserts himself into the investigation...
    Can a 6 year old be a reliable witness? In this limited series, we explore the entire case and extract fiction from the facts.


    Written and Produced by N. Leigh Hunt
    Theme music by Bart Mendoza and Manual Scan Acoustic score by Dylan Lotter Music
    Additional info graciously provided by Georgetown University's Making An Exoneree Program and Investigator Kimberly Hunter

    A Fire Eyes Media LLC nework podcast
    Listen to the entire season now!
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    4 m
  • BONUS | Dr. Kamala London's Expert Opinion

    BONUS | Dr. Kamala London's Expert Opinion
    Dec 31 2024
    IN ESTO - What really happened to Adrianna Hutto?
    Bonus content - Dr. Kamala London's Expert Opinion

    Dr. Kamala London gives her expert opinion on the interviews and testimony of AJ Hutto. Dr. London is the Department of Psychology, Professor & Department Chair at the University of Toledo. She has a Postdoctoral Fellowship at John Hopkins University and is the authority on memory and suggestibility in children and adolescents especially during court testimony.

    I have broken this episode into 4 chapters:
    First, the interview by the sheriffs and influences beforehand.
    Secondly, the direct impact on AJ and why the interviewers appear to have had little understanding of the potential burden being put on a six-year-old.
    Thirdly, the lack of open questions and why the trial testimony was meaningless.
    Lastly, what best practice should look like when interviewing a small child.
    Including “Narrative Practice” and “Hypothesis Testing” rather than a “Hypothesis Confirming” approach.
    Written and Produced by N. Leigh Hunt
    Theme music by Bart Mendoza and Manual ScanAdditional info graciously provided by Georgetown University's Making An Exoneree Program and Investigator Kimberly Hunter



    A Fire Eyes Media, LLC network podcast.
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    22 m
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