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She had scratch or bruises on her neck. >> and that shot him in the back thing? the defense called a medical expert of its own, who said the first bullet was in nissim's side, when he turned his body as if to reach for a gun. >> within a fraction of a second, he would fall forward, and during that period of time he gets all the rest of the gunshot wounds. >> the defense wanted to ask the lead detective, diana roman, just what she told cindy after her husband was murdered. roman has denied ever telling cindy to buy a gun, or congratulating her for taking out the trash when she killed nissim. bu...

Northwestern doctor testified under oath that jussie smollett had no injuries. and the sixth point was that jussie smollett never signed the criminal complaint against the brothers. police testified the lead detective testified that a t. is very rare or unheard of for a hate crime victim not to sign a criminal complaint against who they feel attacked them. bret? >> bret: okay. again, the smollett verdict count 1 guilty. count 3 guilty, count 4 guilty. count 5 guilty. and we're seeing count 6 not guilty. and that is just coming down from the courtroom in chicago. andy, significant? >> highly si...

The Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón announced charges against 29-year-old Aariel Maynor, including the murder of Jacqueline Avant.

Usually around here when someone talks about bloody murder, they're talking about a deal that went this time it was the real thing. the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's murder was salaam abdul-rahman. >> mrs. fayed wasn't robbed. >> no she wasn't. >> mrs. fayed wasn't sexually >> no, she was not. >> so the purpose of that crime was to kill her. >> it was to kill her. that was the only purpose of the crime, to get rid of her and make sure she was dead. >> abdul rahman says the murder was carefully planned. >> mrs. fayed comes out at about 6:30 at night.

>> erica claimed curtis had tried to poison her and her daughter. she told police he likely put something in there or issues. >> according to the defense, there is a problem with that charge. erica had never sought medical care. >> isn't it true, ma'am, that you never went to a doctor and said i think i'm being poisoned? >> it wouldn't have mattered. >> when erica left the stand, when you think the jury made of her. >> i think they were struck with the state called her. the state thought that they couldn't score a point, when she was subjected to cross-examination she wasn't a credible person....