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It was this woman. >> the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth -- >> his wife, kim. they'd been married for 15 years, but now she was about to testify against her husband. >> it was a cold day, and there was excitement in the air. >> witnesses to the hasse murder, you remember, said the shooter jumped into the passenger side of the getaway car. so police always suspected williams had help. soon after he was arrested, kim williams was brought in for questioning. >> investigators spent hours talking to her. >> prosecutor wirskye was watching the interview. >> she was just not going ...

And exactly what i saw. >> mark hasse was dead at 57. gunned down on his way to work, a block from the courthouse. >> people in kaufman are shocked by the deadly attack out in the open on the town square. >> i just never in 1 million years would've expected one of our prosecutors, much less somebody i knew personally, to be laying on the ground dead. >> with one of their own down, lieutenants joly stewart from the county department swiftly joined the law enforcement jumping on the case. >> we did not have time to grieve about it, we did not have time to talk about our feelings. it was time to ...

>> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: who's the 13-year-old daughter? stand up next to your mother. it is your claim, mr. soliz, that the defendant's young teenage daughter backed the defendant's car into your car, causing damage. you want the deductible, because your insurance covered the damage, and the cost of a rental car, which your insurance did not cover. the defendant, if i'm getting your answer correctly, you said, "nobody saw her do it." so these are your two defenses. "nobody saw her do it. but i...

Cross fire, because you have another police officer on the passenger side who should not have been reaching into that car. you are only supposed be over there to look for weapons or if somebody else is in the car. the jury felt that all of that, the totality of the circumstances led to a conclusion that her point a gun. here's another key, julie. here's the key i think for appeal. she pointed that gun and it was more than a split second. it was at least a couple seconds and that was enough for the jury to find that she used the force and violence. >> julie: lawyers for the family are also push...

Why didn't she give a verbal command? i'm going to shoot with a daysfer you don't surrender. why was a police officer reaching in on the passenger's side of the door? i've done a lot of police cases. they're not supposed to. they're supposed to come up on the side, look behind the window for other people in the car and potential weapons. you never put your arm in the car on the passenger side. why? that created a cross fire issue. she could have hit the woman next to dante or the other officers. that's what i'd be doing in the next trial. there might be. >> brian, thanks for getting in to the ...