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Over to america? >> we were sponsoring, her yes. she came here for education. her desire from the beginning was to go back to help her own country and the church there. how to use music for the lord. >> that sponsorship started in the fall of 2010, one aina came to the u.s. to study at a christian college in florida were nathan would occasionally visitor. but what did denise think about that? >> i asked for more than once, aren't you jealousies traveling around with this young girl? she was like, no. she wasn't jealous. at all. >> this was a girl they wanted to -- >> exactly. and she trusted n...

>> 12:45 to 12:50, five minutes only, long enough to be on that camera. >> long enough they said for nathan to wash his hands to get the gun shot residue off then leave to start his afternoon errands before picking up janelle from daycare. >> about 3:00, the defendant returns home. wants you to believe he sees the door open and glass. that's the extent of his knowledge. but with that he calls the police. >> he knew full-well when he called the police what they were going to find. >> from our perspective, that's what makes this case so disturbing, the cold, calculated manner in which he did thi...

Proved an affair, a secret that shook the courtroom. it challenged the very core of nathan's defense, that denise was at the center of his life and he would never hurt her. it was a gut-wrenching note written by denise discovered tucked in her day planner. >> in a murder case, you don't have the victim. you never get to hear the victim's story. that person is dead. and here we had a note that she had written that laid the whole thing out. >> the highly personal, very painful note was obviously aimed at nathan. the police investigator read the note in court. >> i have tried to please you for 17...

>> that there were certain preconceived notions of who did it, for lack of a better term. that never went anywhere. and for that reason, i'm going to ask you to find nathan not guilty. >> toner insisted the cops zeroed in on nathan right from the start and never pursued any other leads. >> this was an incomplete investigation. that while the spouse, nathan in this case, would have been the logical place to start, the problem with that is if you follow that gut feeling, that's going to cause you very likely to miss other things, and in this case simply not look for them at all. >> for instance,...