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May 29, 2020 · The Defending Jacob ending reveals that Billy Barber orchestrated Patz's murder. Specifically, he enlisted a long-time friend known as "Father O'Leary" (William Xifaras) to frame and kill the pedophile, which would allow his grandson, Jacob, to receive legal "proof of innocence."
May 29, 2020 · One thing that people seem to be forgetting is something that Dr. Vogel said to Andy, Laurie and Joanna when they went to discuss the results of the tests and her final report; that the so...
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Andy and Laurie return to Dr. Vogel’s office. Dr. Vogel wants to collect genetic evidence as “mitigation” (194): if Jacob did kill Ben, showing that his genes played a role might help reduce the charge from homicide to manslaughter. She will need DNA from Jacob, Andy, and Andy’s father Billy.
The theory seems to be. that Ben Rifkin was bullying you. You got a knife. Wait, he was bullying you? [Neal] Dr. Vogel is an authority. in genetic inheritance in behavior. [Dr. Vogel] Do you have any doubts. about Jacob's innocence? [Andy] I wanna dig deeper. into Leonard Patz. I wanna see his case file. [Neal] So, he was aware.
Feb 6, 2024 · Billy states it’s been good to get to know his son and he knows it will probably be the end of their relationship but Jacob is free to “come and see his grandpa”. Defending Jacob season 1, episode 8, “After” offers a thrilling twist to all this.
Jun 7, 2020 · She does talk to Dr. Vogel, the biological therapist hired by their lawyer to see if Jacob has genetic traits that could reduce his sentence, should he be convicted, but when Dr. Vogel’s report shows that Jacob has a lack of empathy and other traits that could point to him as being a murderer, she becomes even more convinced that Jacob might ...
Summary. In Chapter 18, “The Murder Gene, Redux,” Dr. Vogel brings up the idea of a murder gene again during their next meeting. She needs DNA evidence because Klein might want to introduce that evidence as mitigation. Barber is offended by the suggestion but agrees to the test if it will help keep Jacob out of prison. Dr.
