touch dna from one s skin cells was found on kim counts sweater, her underwear and on her daughter gilles shirt. dna dna, conclusively, proves that he, absolutely, fought with kim. that he touched jill. the defense hope that his cross examination of money would be more proof. cam had to steal himself to watch moaning on the stand. you re looking at him. right. there is no way to actually prepare myself without. it was a situation where i really had to think about what was at stake. doing what was right in that moment and sit there, look at this woman, you killed my family. not react. defense said monet s story was absurd. for starters, why would an ex cop ask an ex convict a gun. a police officer doesn t think, well, how can i trust this guy.
a mother, son and daughter, gunned down in the garage of a family home in a quiet indiana county. the two kids never made it out of the back seat of the bronco. who murdered them? the answer to that question would be the responsibility of the investigators. the indiana state police and the floyd county prosecutor, in southern indiana, stan. he got the call at ten or 10:30 that night. did someone on the phone tell you it s bad? it was horrible. faith knew immediately that the case would be big. he got to the crime scene immediately. the first thing the prosecutor noticed was the ribbon of blood running out of the garage. i am we stepped in it myself. he could see the wife and mother lying by the open passenger door. her pants removed.
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garage, out of my truck. and i saw was kim. it s too much to absorb, how do you take it in? it s indescribable what was going through my mind. i can put it in towards. can we still, bent slightly at the waist, along pool of blood running through her head. the doors to her bronco were open. when you look in the vehicle? i don t remember how long it was. but after checking on kim, being assured in my mind that she was gone, i just suddenly thought about the kids. where the kids? and my first instinct was to look into the bronco. and i got up on the passenger seat and i could see more into the back, and that s when i saw brett and jill. jill, still buckled in, which slumped over. there was blood in her hair. next to her, brad seemed to be clad over the seat. was it apparent even in your shock that this was a gunshot event? i do not know.
jill, for me, for my family. and i just fell to pieces. not guilty. not guilty. thirteen years. times three. yes, sir. thirteen years. thirteen years of hell. everybody around me, i looked, was crying. dave was bawling. i just sat there. i think i was finally, sam, we ve got this thing done. finally. for the other side, the parent, the grandparents, the verdict was a devastating blow. when they said not guilty, that kind of like, ripped my heart out right there. i mean, like, this can t this can t be right. what did these jurors see that the other 24 jurors in the past didn t see? you know, he was convicted twice by 24 different people, and these 12 people seen something that they didn t see? david, can you tell me how you re feeling right now? outside, the cameras were