WI v. EDGECOMB (2022)

Theodore Edgecomb is on trial for the 2020 shooting death of prominent immigration attorney Jason Cleereman. Edgecomb was riding his bicycle in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while Cleereman was in the passenger seat of his car. The men got into a verbal altercation, which ended when Edgecomb shot and killed Cleereman. But there are two very different accounts of what happened that night. The prosecution and Cleereman’s widow, who was driving the car, claim Edgecomb attacked and killed Cleereman then fled the state to avoid arrest. But Edgecomb and his supporters claim he acted in self-defense after nearly being run off the road and threatened with racial slurs.

WI v. Theodore Edgecomb: Deadly Road Rage Shooting Trial

1-WI v. Edgecomb: Opening Statements
2-WI v. Edgecomb: Det. Ester Kremserova
3-WI v. Edgecomb: Det. Alexander Klabunde
4-WI v. Edgecomb: Det. Alexander Klabunde PT2
5-WI v. Edgecomb: Rodtrell Cameron
6-WI v. Edgecomb: Benjamin Hurley, Jeffrey Parr & Jose Perez
7-WI v. Edgecomb: Jennifer Beamon & Ofc. Minisha Howard
8-WI v. Edgecomb: Dr. Philip Kelley & Det. Jeffrey Sullivan
9-WI v. Edgecomb: Evanjelina Cleereman
10-WI v. Edgecomb: Evanjelina Cleereman PT2
11-WI v. Edgecomb: Sgt. Tyler Kirkvold
12-WI v. Edgecomb: Sgt. Nathan Butz, Tpr. Richard Ellis, Sgt. Michael Tanem & Marc Robinson
13-WI v. Edgecomb: Thomas Balistreri & Det. Rodolfo Alvarado
14-WI v. Edgecomb: Emily Schmitt & Heather Williams
15-WI v. Edgecomb: Ofc. Raymond Debraska, Ofc. Patrick Tivnan & Ofc. Lorenzo Hernandez, Jr.
16-WI v. Edgecomb: Stephanie Trotter
17-WI v. Edgecomb: Ricky Burems
18-WI v. Edgecomb: Sara Schreiber & Dr. Philip Kelley
Defendant Theodore Edgecomb testifies in his murder trial. 19-WI v. Edgecomb: Theodore Edgecomb
20-WI v. Edgecomb: Theodore Edgecomb PT2
21-WI v. Edgecomb: Dr. John Black
22-WI v. Edgecomb: Jury Instructions
23-WI v. Edgecomb: Prosecution Closing Argument
24-WI v. Edgecomb: Defense Closing Argument
25-WI v. Edgecomb: Prosecution Rebuttal
26-WI v. Edgecomb: Verdict
27-WI v. Edgecomb: Sentencing