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>> when john did not move they fired between his feet and held the gun under which up to his head. >> and a decline into depression, paranoia, and what ann claims were suicide motives. >> had i been in my right mind i would have behaved differently. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished...

He is also the man they turned to when they decided to funnel most of their fortune, about $70 million, into a trust, which he established and controlled. >> the purpose of setting it up was to ensure that the refuge would have a structure that would protect it after we were gone. >> in the event of john dying first it was also meant to provide financial security for ann. but that is not how things went, according to milton jiminez, an alvarez employee who helped to manage the trust. >> after john bender died the first thing mr. alvarez did was take away ann's credit card. he declared himself ...

>> virginia is where she would meet john, the man she would one day be accused of killing. >> and so when you first met him, what was your first impression? >> i knew, absolutely, right away. >> that very first meeting, ann tells john that she is bipolar. >> and he started telling me about his issues with mental illness in his own family and we started to talk about that. >> and about his own history with depression, which his parents say started at a young age. >> john would get depressed. not unfrequently. >> he would go through times of everything is going wrong, usually it got over quickly...

Told the prosecutor that she had lost her grip on john's hands, started falling back and the gun went off. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> on the fifth day of trial, testimony ended and closing arguments began. the prosecutor demonstrated how easy it was to shoot the gun.

>> that very first meeting, ann tells john that she is bipolar. >> and he started telling me about his issues with mental illness in his own family and we started to talk about that. >> and about his own history with depression, which his parents say started at a young age. >> john would get depressed. not unfrequently. >> he would go through times of everything is going wrong, usually it got over quickly. >> they say that young john enjoyed nature, animals and. >> he got into minerals, almost immediately he saw in the minerals something that he could create and kind of make a profit on. >> jo...