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Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP69 "Visual Slides"Jurors get a lecture on violent tendencies among prisoners in Texas' prison system; using visual slides, forensic psychologist Dr. Mark Cunningham breaks down his argument for why the defendant should get life in prison for his convictions.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP70 "More From Dr. Mark Cunningham"The defense is putting on their case trying to prove to the jury that despite fatally stabbing Griselda and Dominic Hernandez, Ronald Burgos-Avilés is no threat to other prison inmates and prison staff.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP71 "No Threat to a State Prison Population"Ronald Burgos-Avilés' defense wants to expound on why his life should be spared from the Texas death penalty.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP72 "Psychologist Faces Cross-Examination"Prosecutors push back on the defense's forensic psychologist, who claims the defendant was not a threat to a prison setting; the defense presents its argument to spare him from state execution by lethal injection.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP73 "Challenging the Compiled Research"Prosecutors insisting on the death penalty for Ronald Burgos-Avilés aim to debunk the statistics and research findings of the defense's forensic psychologist.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP74 "Proving the Defendant Is a Safety Threat"Visual slides dominate the courtroom's Elmo even under a probing cross-examination of the defense's mental health expert; jurors follow statistics and current research related to violent offenders up for the death penalty.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP75 "Behavior as a Jail Inmate"Ronald Burgos-Avilés' defense shifts the jury's attention to what kind of jail inmate he is after being arrested for double murder; his lawyers bring in two retired police officers who were in charge of Webb County Jail, where the defendant was kept.
Mistress & Child Murder Trial
S1, EP76 "Jailhouse Emails Read, Phone Calls Heard"The jail intel supervisor returns to the stand; she is responsible for monitoring phone calls and email communications for the jail detaining Ronald Burgos-Aviles after his arrest.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
S1, EP37 "How The Treadmill Abuse Led To Murder"It was now the State's turn to address jurors during closing arguments. The prosecutor went straight into the Defense's assertions that Corey Micciolo was a victim of pneumonia-possibly contracted in the hospital before he died. For the State the treadmill video was key to their allegations of child endangerment that led to a child homicide. In closing arguments, the lead prosecutor reminded the jury of how the incident was a window to unchecked child abuse.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
S1, EP38 "Fatal Victim Of Child Abuse"He didn't care how the state viewed Christopher Gregor, as the allegedly abusive father who intentionally killed his son, Corey Micciolo, in his care. How a six-year-old boy slowly died was revisited for the jury during the State's closing arguments. Lead prosecutor Christine Lento made clear that Corey was a victim of child abuse because of the pattern and amounts of bruising in the last days of his life.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
S1, EP39 "An Abusive And Uncaring Father"Why did Christopher Gregor call the State's child abuse hotline just hours before Corey Micciolo died? According to the State it was his attempt at covering up his child abuse that led to his six-year-old son's death. During the State's closing arguments, the physical condition of Corey in the days leading up to his emergency room visit was brought up for jurors. Prosecutor Christine Lento claimed the defendant didn't even try to save his son's life.
Treadmill Abuse Murder Trial
S1, EP40 "Verdict To Sentencing"Jurors reached their unanimous guilty verdicts after nearly two days of deliberations. They fell short of convicting Christopher Gregor of first-degree murder in his son's death. They were not convinced that he intended to kill Corey Micciolo. Instead, they saw a reckless father whose ongoing actions physically abused his six-year-old to the point of a needless death. Next, the punishment phase began with victim-impact statements.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Cross-Examining Defense's First Witness"During the cross-examination of the Defense's expert, jurors heard more about the wounds on Ezra McCandless and on the body of Alex Woodworth; the ER doctor said that there's no scientific way of being certain what's self-inflicted.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Defendant Takes the Stand"Ezra McCandless takes the stand to defend herself; she tries to convince the jury the death of Alex Woodworth was not intentional.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Ezra Appeals to Jurors"Ezra McCandless tried to present herself in court with a look of innocence; she wore mostly pink and kept changing up her hairstyle to convince jurors she was no cold-blooded killer.
Killer Girlfriend Murder Trial
"Alex Woodworth's Philosophy"The jury got more philosophy 101 with Ezra McCandless's early testimony during her trial; she decided to testify to try to convince jurors Alex Woodworth threatened her life the day she struggled with him in a knife fight.