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Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP66 "One Of Two Main Mistresses Testify"The first of Yazeed Essa's many mistresses testified against him in his murder trial. Prosecutors believed he killed his wife, Rosemarie, so he could be exclusively with one of them. The State argued Yazeed didn't want a messy and costly divorce. So, before Dr. Yazeed Essa was a fugitive and accused killer, he was a serial cheater. His defense and several witnesses confirmed that Essa had numerous affairs while married to Rosemarie.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP67 "Michelle Stephens"Evidence portraying Yazeed Essa as an adulterer, was presented during his murder trial. That included love letters, info about trips, jewelry, and his former mistress who testified against him. Michelle Stephens, the woman prosecutors believed Yazeed was leaving his wife for, told jurors that he had been promising her that he would leave Rosemarie and move out the family house.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP68 "Tragic Love Affair"It was more than a love triangle for Yazeed Essa who seemed to be stuck between two main mistresses and his wife who wanted to have a third child. He hired both mistresses and allegedly made promises to each of them that he would end his marriage so they could be exclusive. Michelle Stephens said that in the weeks leading up to Rosemarie's death, Yazeed promised he would leave his wife so the two of them could be together. She told jurors her and the defendant were soul mates.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP69 "Former Mistress Devastated"A key witness testified about her affair with Yazeed Essa during the weeks leading up to the death of his wife, Rosemarie. Michelle Stephens was recalling how devastated she was when the defendant was a suspect in his wife's death. Stephens confirmed that she had an affair with another doctor at the hospital where she and Yazeed worked. They would ultimately get married.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP70 "Crime Lab Reports"Michelle Stephens, the former mistress of Yazeed Essa, wrapped up her testimony about Rosemarie's death. Next, the crime lab report on the physical evidence in this case included details about the victim's calcium pills which the state said had been laced with cyanide. Evidence showed that her dried saliva and vomit found in her car also tested positive for it.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP71 "Analyzing The Calcium Pills And The Bottle"The criminalist who examined the tainted calcium pills testified for the state. Rosemarie Essa's death was linked to capsules that had been laced with potassium cyanide, a deadly and rare poison. Jurors then shifted their attention to DNA analysis in the poisoning death of his wife, Rosemarie. After she died, the defendant gave police his wife's calcium pill bottle which led them to investigate whether someone had tampered with it.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP72 "Eva Mcgregor"Another key witness for the State testified. Eva McGregor was Rosemarie's best friend. She happened to be the last person to talk to Rosemarie before she died. McGregor told jurors that she talked to her almost every day. Prosecutors believe that if it wasn't for her, the cyanide-laced calcium pills may never have been found and Rosemarie's death could have remained a mystery. It was their final phone call that pointed to the calcium supplements.
Sex, Cyanide And A Doctor On The Run Case
S1, EP73 "Rosemarie Essa's Final Phone Call"The best friend of Rosemarie Essa got emotional as she testified about the calcium pills that Rosemarie had been taking. It was their final phone call that helped turn the police's attention to those pills and eventually find the cyanide. Jurors to what Eva McGregor had to say. She recalled telling Rosemarie's family about the calcium pills that made her feel sick.
CA v. O.J. Simpson
S1, EP130 "Back to Challenging LAPD's Investigation"The defense has questions for the lead detective about the stomach contents of Ronald Goldman; police officers are accused of not following up with the coroner about the time of death for Nicole Brown Simpson and Goldman.
CA v. O.J. Simpson
S1, EP131 "Mistakes With Timing"Lead detective Tom Lange acknowledges the lapse in time to get the bodies of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman to the coroner; lead defense attorney Johnnie Cochran pokes holes in the police's investigative work in processing the double murder.
CA v. O.J. Simpson
S1, EP132 "Poking Holes in the Murder Investigation"One of the lead detectives on the case testifies that he was at the autopsy to confirm the brutality of the two murders; the defense wants to highlight for the jury that all kinds of items were never logged or entered into the chain of custody.
CA v. O.J. Simpson
S1, EP133 "Overlooking Important Clues"The police initially look into a drug connection in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman; lead detective Tom Lange testifies that a drug connection didn't pan out, but they had another direction to go.
CA v. O.J. Simpson
S1, EP134 "Acknowledging the Mistakes"Lead detective Tom Lange acknowledges that he made some mistakes in working the crime scene where Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed; the defense claims important aspects were missed and even destroyed.
The Lorena Bobbitt Trial
S1, EP41 "Anger Not Insanity"According to her mental health evaluation, Lorena Bobbitt was getting ready to leave her marriage to John. That was just days before she attacked her husband. So, why did she attack him? That'll be a question for jurors ahead in their deliberations. Cross-examination began on the third court-appointed mental health doctor who evaluated her. Dr. Evan Nelson was also the third expert to dismiss the idea that Lorena suffered from temporary insanity when she attacked her husband and mutilated him.
The Lorena Bobbitt Trial
S1, EP42 "Closing Arguments"Closing arguments began for the jury. Soon they would decide Lorena Bobbitt's culpability when she sliced off her husband John's penis and then got rid of the severed organ in the neighborhood - forcing police to find and retrieve it. The prosecutor began by addressing the international media attention this case garnered and the notoriety of the defendant's unthinkable act in sexually maiming her husband.
The Lorena Bobbitt Trial
S1, EP43 "Heat Of Passion"In their final remarks to the jury, the prosecution team went over their timeline of events that led up to the moment John's penis was chopped off while he was sleeping. The State alleged Lorena Bobbitt was acting rationally when she chose to retrieve a kitchen knife and aimed for her husband's genitalia. Next, it was Lorena Bobbitt's team to address jurors. Her lead attorney stressed to the jury the mental and emotional trauma she endured up until the point of the attack.
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