they thought could sho kaarma s actions in a whole ne light. here is michael woods with the rest of the deadly exchange. markus kaarma was on tria for killing an unarmed teenage in his garage. the prosecution was going to argue that not only was th shooting unjustified, it was planned, premeditated murder to prove it, they put th defendant s wife janelle pflager on the stand, as a reluctant key witness. janelle told the jury what the defendant had said all along you are living in fear o intruders. literally, every day i was paranoid person. i was looking over my shoulder all the time very worried all the time. so, why did they leave thei garage wide open on the day th shooting especially after they ha warned their neighbors to keep their garages locked janelle said they smok cigarettes in the garage and
being treated fairly in th rulings. and his closing, defens attorney nathan diamon insisted that cindy was within her rights when she shot nissim the shots are being pulle off in rapid fire. consistent with the fear of th attack that was being placed o janepsy in her home. so now, the big wait. one day, two days. on the third day, jurors sai they were deadlocked the judge sent them back please be seated. and and hours later - we the jury find th defendant guilty of firs degree murder. i never imagined that i was going to go to trial, and woul be able to tell my side an actually how the event occurred the sentence was swift, ordained by law. life, no parole. cindy told us she isn t done she will appeal.
story about a missing woman. her name is lynn that s an unusual last name, s of course it registered with me that i just stopped a boat, week prior, with a guy with th same last name it was clifford, lynn s ex-husband with him was a miami beach man named allen. who turned out to be the co-owner of the boat the bottom of the article was the detectives name and phone number so i called the number at first he didn t believe me. he thought it was a prank call hardly, light bulbs clicked missing pieces fell into place a missing ex-wife, a forme husband busted dumping something off shore on the ver night. leslie is an agent with th florida department of la enforcement. that s a fortuitous matchup in this case? the customs officers in thi case did such an amazing job is there anything you wan to say now ten days after linda disappearance, investigators
so that s why it s funny? a sense of humor is different than mine. the judge eliminated th defense from offering a strike smuggling alibis, suggesting i was drugs, not one s body, i the bag clipper dumped still, the defense was able to shoehorn the thought that they were on a drug run that night. sir, [inaudible] to go ru some drugs is that true with nobody ever found, n dna and no physical evidence and clifford friends house t prove when was murdered their, gold couldn t with absolut certainty say that one s bod was in that bag. was in that bag. dy. a body in there? yes or no? it wasn t april fools there was a body but you didn t look in ther to confirm no. no with the state and th defense no resting their cases closing arguments boil down to one thing. would jurors believe allen gold?
deliberation i understand the jury has reached a verdict. we the jury find th defendant dr. ana mari gonzalez-angulo guilty o aggravated assault of as charged in the indictment she is innocent she did not do it. she is a good person in texas, a defendant can ask the jury to determin sentencing, as ana did anna s patients filed inver pleas of leniency. she saved my life i always felt like she is goin to save a whole lot of people lives. ana punishment could ve bee after 99 years in prison but her character witnesses ha an effect on the jury. you are sentencing to ten years in the department of criminal justice, go with a. bailiff ana once amongst th top brass cancer doctors in th world was now just another convict in the texas priso system the medical community has definitely lost a giant.