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The two handguns used in the killings, but resting its case, the prosecution was comfortable in thinking they had convinced the jury they could have only been in the hands of nelson serrano. >> that's one diabolical son of a gun sitting over there. >> a one-time partner, the prosecution argued, with a wounded pride and a murderous rage. when we come back, was there enough time for nelson serrano to commit four murders? the defense says no. >> i challenge anybody to show me. i'll pay them a million dollars if they can do it. >> if they can do that in the time allotted? >> can't happen, didn't...

The defense was knocked out of the park. >> and here is this very well credentialed expert telling you, i don't know. i've got reservations about it. >> that would have been strong evidence that he was not in florida. >> after seven weeks of trial, serrano's very life hung in the balance. the jurors, still unsure themselves at the end of testimony what side they'd come down on. a show of hands question. when the defense sat down in their closing argument to you, how many of you were right on the line and didn't know where you were going to vote, show of hands. this was innocent until proven gu...

The jury was out. stretched nerve endings got rawer yet. four victims, four families. they had waited for this moment for nine years, but neither they, nor serrano's family, would have to wait much longer. after six hours of deliberations, a verdict. anticipation outside the courtroom. even tommy ray, the cold case cop who pursued serrano for so long, looked frazzled. >> all rise, please. >> the jurors filed back, the families held hands, braced. the defendant stood as the judge read the verdict. >> count one the defendant is guilty of first-degree murder, count two the defendant is guilty. co...