>> ridge detail, correct? >> yes. >> to be clear then nobody ever made that request? >> no, sir. there was a catastrophe in terms of forensics here. >> even though the court had learned how easy it was to obtain cyanide, there was no evidence presented that yaz had actually done that. still, the stark fact at the epicenter of the case against yaz was his decision to flee the country. how could that be anything other than the action of a guilty man? the defense spun it this way. yaz early on had talked to a lawyer who advised him he might be facing the death penalty if charged with the murder. >> yaz was led to believe that he could be charged with capital murder and he just freaked out. >> then of course his lawyers had to defuse those explosive allegations from the lebanese fixer and his own brother that he admitted poisoning rosie. >> i asked him if he was responsible for her death and he said yes. >> both witnesses had lied on the stand according to the