Bobby Kennedy blames himself for his brother's (JFK) death; the episode jumps five years later when tragedy strikes again [3, 11].
This episode is the third part of a deep dive into the legal case of rapper [9, 36]. [S1E8] My Bother's Keeper
Betrayal, corporate ambition, and the "ukungena" (customary levirate marriage) conflict where Nqubeko pursues his late brother’s widow, Fakazile [17]. Option 2: Louder Than A Riot (NPR Podcast) Bobby Kennedy blames himself for his brother's (JFK)
Nomusa works to clear obstacles for Nqubeko, positioning him to take over as CEO [1]. Option 2: Louder Than A Riot (NPR Podcast)
Loyalty vs. the Law, the impact of conspiracy charges on young Black men, and the price of street codes in the judicial system [9]. Other Possible "My Brother's Keeper" [S1E8] Episodes
A true-crime documentary episode about a deadly rivalry between brothers that tears a family apart [23, 35].
Bobby is faced with a critical decision: take a plea deal for a shorter sentence to help his friend or risk decades in prison by going to trial [2].