Crime Time
Episode 223
Bill Cosby’s Admission, Subway’s Jared Fogle Investigation, & Hulk Hogan’s Sex Tape Scandal
Bill Cosby’s admission of drugging women to have sex with them is being released in the public ten years after the civil case was settled with an employee of Temple University, but is the media jumping to conclusions over the news of Cosby using quaaludes? We also explore the child pornography investigation that has ruined Jared Fogle’s commercial relationship with Subway, and the strange Gawker lawsuit over Hulk Hogan’s alleged sex tape with Heather Clem, plus the new immigration controversy being stirred up by Donald Trump and how Willie Horton has got a 2016 update by 5-time deportee Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez in this Crime Time, with defense attorney Mike Cavalluzzi and host Allison Hope Weiner.
Episode Breakdown
00:01 Welcoming Mike Cavalluzzi back to Crime Time.
00:05 Bill Cosby rape investigation update.
00:40 Bill Cosby deposition.
02:28 Quaaludes and confessions.
04:15 Public image and consent.
09:46 Media accuracy.
11:44 Jared Fogle pornography raid and Subway suspension.
12:57 Jared’s investigation, pornography & probably cause.
17:52 Obtaining a search warrant.
20:37 Russell Taylor and the damage of accusation.
22:54 Hulk Hogan sex tape v. Gawker.
24:46 Privacy, the public dialogue and legitimizing the lawsuit.
31:29 Celebrity children’s right to privacy.
33:28 Final thoughts on Hulk Hogan.
33:57 Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez and immigrant crime.
35:47 San Francisco Sanctuary law.
36:07 Willie Horton and creating emblems for politics
41:14 Vilifying illegal immigrants.
43:32 Thank you and goodbye.
Guest Bio
Michael “Mike” Cavalluzzi is one of the best criminal defense attorneys in Los Angeles County. He has been described by judges and prosecutors as aggressive, uncompromising, and relentless in his pursuit of justice for his clients. Having defended clients in courts throughout Los Angeles, Ventura, and Orange Counties, Mike Cavalluzzi has cemented a reputation as a top trial attorney.
Michael Cavalluzzi began his legal career in 1992 as a civil litigator for State Farm Insurance, the largest insurance company in the United States. After winning several jury trials, Mr. Cavalluzzi decided to leave State Farm and focus on the practice of criminal defense. He joined the Public Defender’s Office and quickly established himself as a fearless, creative trial attorney, defending clients in all types of cases, ranging from misdemeanor battery to homicide. Mr. Cavalluzzi is also actively involved in civil litigation, successfully representing a number of personal injury cases.
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