Sunny Hostin addresses resurfaced reports questioning her claim she was a holdout juror in 1991 murder trial

Sunny Hostin addressed reports that resurfaced online questioning her claim that she was a holdout juror in a 1991 murder trial. Speaking on “The View” podcast “Behind the Table,” Hostin producer Brian Teta said an old Daily News profile from 1991 was used to point to a different man as the holdout on another count. Hostin clarified that she remembered there were multiple counts, including second-degree intentional murder and an insanity defense, as well as a third issue involving the desecration of Monika Beerle’s remains. She said she was the holdout on the insanity count, while another juror held out on the remains count. The article also notes Daniel Rakowitz—acquitted by reason of insanity—was the defendant.