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>> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said, "it was an accident?" and he said, "no." >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family, and most importantly by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death is homicide. >> dr. michael baden, the famous forensic pathologist, told jurors the crime scene spoke of a murder, not an ac...

Prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said, "it was an accident?" and he said, "no." >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family, and most importantly by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death is homicide. >> dr. michael baden, the famous forensic pathologist, told jurors the crime scene spoke of a murder, not an accident. >> if a person falls...

Husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him at all, sir. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said, "it was an accident?" and he said, "no." >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family, and most importantly by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death is homicid...

The back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him at all, sir. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said, it was an accident? and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family, and, most importantly, by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death is homicide. >> dr. michael baden, the famous foren...

>> and then there was the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said it was an accident. and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family and most importantly by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death is...

No tissue. >> then, the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him at all, sir. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said. it was an accident? and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case. a story told by the victims friends, family, and most importantly, by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manne...

>> then, the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him at all, sir. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said. it was an accident? and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case. a story told by the victims friends, family, and most importantly, by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manner of death ...

No tissue. >> then, the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him at all, sir. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said. it was an accident? and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case. a story told by the victims friends, family, and most importantly, by a star witness. >> my opinion is that the manne...

>> no debris, no clothing, no blood, no hair, no tissue. >> and then there was the husband himself, cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him at all, sir. >> who later confessed the prosecutor said to killing his wife. >> and then i said, it was an accident? and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case. a story told by the victims friends, family and most importa...

>> no debris, no clothing, no blood, no hair, no tissue. >> and then there was the husband himself. cool and collected in the back of a police car. >> i didnt see any emotion from him. >> who later confessed, the prosecutor said, to killing his wife. >> and then i said it was an accident. and he said, no. >> but those facts were not where the case ended. the prosecutor argued that they simply set the stage for the real case, a story told by the victims friends, family and most importantly by a s...