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On this week’s episode, we’re talking to Anthony Frenzel, an inmate of a maximum security prison in Potosi. In 2020, Anthony unintentionally killed an oncoming driver in a car accident  – a mistake he deeply regrets. Anthony’s trial is still ongoing and his story is unresolved, yet through his case, we’ll explore how the law punishes vehicular-related deaths. How can we fairly hold irresponsible drivers accountable? And how do individuals like Anthony often receive the short end of the stick in cases like this? 


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