reporter: in other words, he thought it was suicide. so, what happened in that moment after midnight? how would a juror decide? upon reaching a verdict, you will inform the bailiff, who will in turn notify me. reporter: kusa s dan grossman settled in for a bit of a wait. this is almost a three-week trial. there s a lot of evidence. you thought that you were looking at coming back the next day to hear the verdict. reporter: but, no. less than four hours later, a verdict. we the jury find the defendant, thomas fallis, not guilty of murder in the second degree and all lesser included offenses, signed by the jury foreperson. reporter: not guilty. not murder. after four long years of living under a cloud of suspicion, tom fallis was acquitted of all charges. he stayed straight-faced. his defense attorney, iris eytan, was very emotional. but ashley s parents, they they left the courtroom fairly
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