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TUNE IN ALERT: Court TV to air special on the death of George Floyd

 Court TV Announces Original News Special  

On The Life And Death Of George Floyd: 

 "I Can't Breathe"- A Court TV Special 

Premieres Sunday, January 17th at 9pm ET

Network To Present Live, Gavel-To-Gavel Coverage Of Floyd Trials 
 
ATLANTA (Jan. 14, 2021) - Court TV, the multi-platform network devoted to live and in-depth legal reporting and expert analysis of the nation's most important and compelling trials, will world premiere "I Can't Breathe" - A Court TV Special on Sunday, January 17th at 9:00 p.m. (ET). 

The hour-long special will set the stage for the trials of the four Minneapolis police officers charged in the case, taking viewers through Floyd's life, with origins in Houston, Texas, and his tragic death which launched a national movement on race in America. Court TV will present extensive, live, and gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Floyd trials, the first of which is set to begin in March. 

"I Can't Breathe" - A Court TV Special will feature exclusive interviews with Floyd's friends Herbert Mouton, Travis Cains and Vaughn Dickerson, Jim Lane, the brother of Officer Thomas Lane, one of the officers charged in the case, Houston Forward Times associate editor Jeff Boney, Houston Community activist Carl Davis, Minneapolis Community Activist Michelle Gross and more.

Court TV Anchor Michael Ayala hosts the special, along with reporting from Court TV legal correspondent Julia Jenae and contributions by members of the network's acclaimed team of anchors and reporters.
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