you got to understand something. you might not be able to be there physically for him but you can be there emotionally and mentally. i know. it s all good. tell her you love her. say bye-bye. bye-bye. get your book, get your glass. tell her bye. coming up annishia smith changes her story.
surprised with the outcome. based on the evidence it was appropriate for him to be found guilty. i mean it was a no-brainer what the outcome was going to be. and i think that he knew what the outcome was going to be. but by him being a man anyway, you know, they have pride issues. so if he his feeling hurt or pain he east probably not wearing it on the outside. you re now a convicted murderer. yep. have you thought about that? yep. what s it feel like? i was already basically labeled as the convicted murderer when i came in the charge. so now? so now it s just official. it doesn t bother you? nope. why is that? because i know i m gonna get one day. it s not that i don t care. it s that i already i m past this moment, i m thinking of the future.
called on a key witness. i had a lot of reasons why i decided to tell what happened. but i did know that it would help me. what good is it for me to just keep sitting here trying to cover for him when everybody already know the truth? it is just going to get me in even more trouble. annishia, she got on the stand and lied on me. what did annishia say? a whole lot of lies. just a lot of lies. i can t remember everything but first she tried to say she scared and afraid of me. i was very controlling and jealous boyfriend and all this one stuff. what did she say about your involvement in the crime? oh she tried to put it all on me. as part of her testimony, it was revealed that smith had more knowledge of the crime than she had previously stated, including whether or not she was inside the house the night of the murder. you told me last time that you were just in the car the whole time. i pretty much was in the car
segregation, where he s confined to a single cell 23 hours a day and loses all privileges. i m looking at it in a positive aspect. i got 15 days to think and better myself. it don t matter where they put me. but now bell s time in segregation is interrupted. his trial has started. i ve been waiting for this moment for three years. what was it like seeing your family today. it s real rare for me to get emotional. but my mom is one of the people that touched my heart. so when i saw her cry, that did something to me. it made me cry because we been through a whole lot. bell could get the death penalty for a home invasion murder he allegedly carried out with annishia smith. and testifying against bell to better her own situation is still an option for smith. when you go to court, what is going to happen? you going to testify? if they ask me to testify and all that, i m still thinking.
for a visit along with his grandmother shannon. who are you seeing, ma am? annishia smith. when annishia went to jail, i didn t give it a second thought about raising my grandson. i went and i got him. and he s been with me ever since. this is not how i planned on spending my 40s. i was more so thinking the kids were going to be grown. it was going to be easier. i m gonna be able to sit back and relax. see my grand kids on sundays. none of that s true. he s getting ready to turn five this year. and she s been here ever since he was one. and this is the only real contact he s had as far as mother and child goes with his mother, that he can remember. so it s very important to get to see her. hey mommy. hey.