face. kiss kiss kiss. can you just picture it? you re there with your significant other, she is behind you texting her lover. they were not repairing things. so, gil had no reason to kill tom, defense said. because he didn t think the affair was over. reporter, james manny up until the night mr. coleman died, that they had still seen each other. they had spoken via text. i think that weakens the prosecutions narrative that there is an obsessive person that will do anything to get linda to go back in his arms. the defense was trying to say you are telling tom one thing, that you want to pet things. up you re telling gilberto another, streaming him along. yeah. was there any truth in that? did you think that was unfair? no. there was some truth to it. because, you know, i was stringing him along.
commit suicide. he just wanted to be with him. he made a decision. at this point, now, you have this affair, this debt horrible choice that has now led to, potentially, two deaths. it hurts. hurts a lot. every day. surreal. i remember just staring at the programs with his picture, bradley coleman, the dates. and just telling myself, you are at brad s funeral right now. it became upsetting lee familiar. i felt too comfortable in a funeral setting. i realized, this is not fair. i am getting too good and receiving bad news. through it all, the da never gave up on tom s case. we are conducting these other parts of the investigation. we re developing video information. look at the car.
from a hookup site called, the naughty.com. the website found on his phone, be notti.com. it was never the subject of any investigation in this case. the defense was essentially trying to throw some reasonable doubt what role does business have to play? it was left as an open question. but their main argument? the prosecution could not prove that gill murder tom because they couldn t even prove it was murder. they challenge the medical examiner s conclusions, saying that despite all the tests, there was no way to know how much midazolam was in thomaston when he died. and any that was found, didn t look like enough to kill him. the reality? his heart was a ticking time bomb. might have dropped it at any minute. the defense put on their own medical expert who said tom s death was more likely from natural causes. the defense was very succinct. they had one witness who looked over the records of mr. coleman, who looked over the
years he. we start our friendship around three years ago. gill seemed to know a lot about tom s life, his work hours, his marriage, even his medical history. at any medical conditions that you know? yes. but i know, he had sleep at the. investigators also fished for information about tom s wife. how is linda doing? i ve been there you, know i go to the house. how is she doing? she is not too good. you? now she s very, really, really, really bad. you know. bad shape. that wasn t all gill had to say about linda. he had saying far more interesting to share with the detectives. how long have you guys known. me and linda, we ve had a relationship. okay. sexual relationship, i m assuming? well, yeah. what is that moment like when he reveals he is having an affair with linda coleman? i think it caught us off-guard because that was the first time we discovered that. we had no reason to ask linda