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>> reporter: so cara took the stand and tried to explain why there were differences in the way she told her story. she also explained to the jury that she was smiling in those photos taken two days after she shot j.j., because her friend asked her to smile. then came the bombshell. >> he left a suicide note. >> reporter: when did he write that note? >> i don't know when he wrote it. >> reporter: attorney futerman said he made the discovery after going through more than 300 pieces of evidence. >> and i bursted out crying because i thought his last words to me were, "i'm going to kill you and yo...

Later, they looked at the tapes of cara, recorded during that drive to the station. did she appear to be emotionally battered or anything? >> i mean, if you watch the in-car camera, she's just kind of casually talking with him about being in the law enforcement community and knowing different people. >> yaz was on my husband's softball team. >> it was just kind of, you know, general conversation. she didn't seem so upset in that video. >> it was around 2:00 a.m. at police headquarters when cara revealed why j.j. was at her place that night, even though he'd left her, moved out, three weeks ear...

To be good for his case. but he also knew that judge's ruling was a problem. so futerman switched gears and planned for his strategy to pick a jury. >> we anticipated that women would be favorable to someone who'd have been raped. >> reporter: he decided to do a dry run, enlisted mock juries composed of men and women to test their reactions, not just to the evidence, but to cara herself. it's rare to witness the workings of a mock trial. they're usually confidential. >> and i saw the figure come through the doorway. >> reporter: but this is the actual audio as cara testified for the mock juror...

>> because he had trained cara that if someone comes through the front door unannounced -- you pick up a gun, you close your eyes and you shoot. >> to a lot of people, it would seem a stretch. >> he had not announced he was coming over. someone came through the front door and she did as she was trained to do. >> detectives weren't buying greene's idea. >> it's kind of a ridiculous theory. >> so, cara's version? that without her to help him, j.j. was depressed, suffering from ptsd, a suicidal, gambling, alcohol and oxycodone addicted man, who, in the days after he left her, fell off all of his ...

>> i told the jury, the police are going to lie to you. >> lie as when the deputy said he read cara her rights in the patrol car, said futerman. >> 15, 20 minutes. >> reporter: the deputy originally said it was during the first 15 minutes, then he changed his story. >> and he said, i no longer read miranda within 15 minutes. i read it in an hour and ten minutes later. >> and she wasn't facing a camera at that point? >> correct. >> reporter: futerman charged that the deputy changed his story after he found out that lucinda the lip reader had been analyzing cara's words. the deputy said no, he j...