Love & Justice: A True Crime Investigation

Magic Lamp Productions

Love & Justice is a long-form true crime podcast that investigates deaths that were never fully answered — and the families still fighting for the truth.   In Season 2, Emmy Award-winning host Kyle Olson reopens the 2001 death of UC Davis student Andrew Wieman. Found in his fraternity room with 29 stab wounds - multiple of them fatal - Andrew's death was ultimately ruled a suicide. His family has spent more than two decades questioning that conclusion.   In Season 2, Emmy Award-winning host Kyle Olson reopens the 2001 death of UC Davis student Andrew Wieman. Found in his fraternity room with 29 stab wounds, multiple of which were fatal, Andrew's death was ruled a suicide. His family has spent more than two decades questioning that conclusion. Now, with the family's support and unprecedented access to the case files, Love & Justice goes deeper than ever before — reexamining one of California's most perplexing death investigations to answer the question... What really happened to Andrew Wieman? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Episode 5

    205: The Determination

    After more than a year of investigation, authorities officially rule the death of UC Davis student Andrew Wieman a suicide. But for Andrew's family, the announcement raises more questions than answers. In this episode of Love & Justice, we revisit the controversial determination, examine the evidence that shaped the ruling, and speak with leading forensic pathologists from around the world about self-inflicted sharp-force injuries, multiple stab wounds, survivability, and the challenges of determining manner of death. As experts weigh in on what is possible, the investigation into Andrew Wieman's death enters a new chapter - one focused on science, feasibility, and whether fresh eyes might uncover what was missed 25 years ago. Special Thanks to Dr. Roger Byard, Dr. Dorota Sopkova, and Dr. Paul Uribe for their time. Follow us across socials @loveandjusticepodcast Visit our website: www.loveandjusticepodcast.com Subscribe and Leave a Review! Call our official hotline at (209) 764-5683 **** Love & Justice is a long-form true crime and investigative podcast exploring unsolved mysteries, suspicious deaths, cold case questions, controversial investigations, and the pursuit of justice. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer Kyle Olson, each episode takes a documentary-style approach to examining evidence, interviewing experts, and revisiting the facts behind complex cases. Through forensic analysis, investigative reporting, and conversations with families, law enforcement, and subject-matter experts, Love & Justice explores the questions that remain long after headlines fade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    205: The Determination
  2. Episode 6

    206: Two Autopsies

    Twenty-five years after Andrew Wieman's death was ruled a suicide, we take a deeper look at two of the most critical questions in the case: Does the psychology fit, and does the forensic evidence support the conclusion? In this episode of Love & Justice, leading experts examine the psychological profile behind suicide, the controversy surrounding Andrew's two autopsies, and whether the physical evidence points clearly toward suicide, homicide, or something in between. As Dr. Paul Uribe helps Kyle revisit the case with fresh eyes, longstanding questions about multiple stab wounds, manner of death, and investigative conclusions return to the forefront.  Follow us across socials @loveandjusticepodcast Visit our website: www.loveandjusticepodcast.com Subscribe and Leave a Review! Call our official hotline at (209) 764-5683 **** Love & Justice is a long-form true crime and investigative podcast exploring unsolved mysteries, suspicious deaths, cold case questions, controversial investigations, and the pursuit of justice. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer Kyle Olson, each episode takes a documentary-style approach to examining evidence, interviewing experts, and revisiting the facts behind complex cases. Through forensic analysis, investigative reporting, and conversations with families, law enforcement, and subject-matter experts, Love & Justice explores the questions that remain long after headlines fade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    206: Two Autopsies
  3. Episode 7

    207: Scott Roder Has Entered The Chat

    After examining Andrew Wieman’s life, the 60-hour gap before he was found, the evidence inside Room 12, the suicide ruling, and competing forensic opinions, Love & Justice reaches a major turning point in the investigation.   With the help of Kendall Rae and the Higher Hope Foundation, we bring in veteran forensic crime scene reconstructionist Scott Roder to independently examine the physical evidence: wound patterns, biomechanics, bloodstain evidence, and the documented condition of the scene. As Roder begins asking whether Andrew’s injuries could have been self-inflicted, his early findings raise troubling questions about the original suicide ruling - and what may have been missed. Follow us across socials @loveandjusticepodcast Visit our website: www.loveandjusticepodcast.com Subscribe and Leave a Review! Call our official hotline at (209) 764-5683 **** Love & Justice is a long-form true crime and investigative podcast exploring unsolved mysteries, suspicious deaths, cold case questions, controversial investigations, and the pursuit of justice. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer Kyle Olson, each episode takes a documentary-style approach to examining evidence, interviewing experts, and revisiting the facts behind complex cases. Through forensic analysis, investigative reporting, and conversations with families, law enforcement, and subject-matter experts, Love & Justice explores the questions that remain long after headlines fade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  4. Episode 8

    208: What's the Motive?

    As the investigation into the death of UC Davis student Andrew Wieman continues, one question keeps surfacing: What did Andrew's fraternity brothers know? After months of outreach, Love & Justice sits down with former Kappa Sigma fraternity brother and roommate Jeffrey Wyly for an in-depth conversation about Andrew's final months, fraternity life at UC Davis, campus tensions leading up to Andrew's death, access to Room 12, and why he has questioned the official suicide ruling for more than 25 years. Along the way, we examine long-circulating rumors, revisit key investigative leads, and explore what one of Andrew's closest friends believes really happened. Follow us across socials @loveandjusticepodcast Visit our website: www.loveandjusticepodcast.com Subscribe and Leave a Review! Call our official hotline at (209) 764-5683 **** Love & Justice is a long-form true crime and investigative podcast exploring unsolved mysteries, suspicious deaths, cold case questions, controversial investigations, and the pursuit of justice. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer Kyle Olson, each episode takes a documentary-style approach to examining evidence, interviewing experts, and revisiting the facts behind complex cases. Through forensic analysis, investigative reporting, and conversations with families, law enforcement, and subject-matter experts, Love & Justice explores the questions that remain long after headlines fade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Love & Justice is a long-form true crime podcast that investigates deaths that were never fully answered — and the families still fighting for the truth.   In Season 2, Emmy Award-winning host Kyle Olson reopens the 2001 death of UC Davis student Andrew Wieman. Found in his fraternity room with 29 stab wounds - multiple of them fatal - Andrew's death was ultimately ruled a suicide. His family has spent more than two decades questioning that conclusion.   In Season 2, Emmy Award-winning host Kyle Olson reopens the 2001 death of UC Davis student Andrew Wieman. Found in his fraternity room with 29 stab wounds, multiple of which were fatal, Andrew's death was ruled a suicide. His family has spent more than two decades questioning that conclusion. Now, with the family's support and unprecedented access to the case files, Love & Justice goes deeper than ever before — reexamining one of California's most perplexing death investigations to answer the question... What really happened to Andrew Wieman? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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