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ask your dermatologist started in june of 2015. there was no jury. judge michael meersman would decide. mcvay s defense attorneys believe they held the winning hand. he passed a polygraph. so, this could be the truly
don t believe you right now? all i can say is what i know. i know that i did not kill her. she was a beautiful person. a wonderful friend. a lover, a confidant. she meant the world to me. it is the end of a long trial after more than two weeks of testimony and argument, judge meersman was ready to give his verdict. timothy mcvay, i am finding you guilty of first degree murder, and consume a lot of homicide death. i jumped out of my seat. i was so excited and happy. tim mcvay was stoic, showing no emotion. and three months later, he was just asked stow it when the judge sentenced him to 45 years in prison. i believe you killed her. and the saddest part is, you have killed her for a car and some money. for justin mueller, the cloud of suspicion finally lifted. for carrie s families and friends, the verdict meant justice, and bittersweet relief. i just started crying. and it felt just, like, this huge weight was gone. but justice for carrie still could not expl
you are accused by katie of well, that was a lie. that was a lie. did you kill carry? i did not. there s a lot of coincidences going on, terrible ones for you. i agree. what do you say to the people watching who just maybe don t believe you right now? all i can say is what i know. i know that i did not kill her. she was a beautiful person. a wonderful friend. a lover, a confidant. she meant the world to me. it is the end of a long trial after more than two weeks of testimony and argument, judge meersman was ready to give his verdict. timothy mcvay, i am finding you guilty of first degree murder, and consume a lot of homicide death. i jumped out of my seat. i was so excited and happy. tim mcvay was stoic, showing no emotion. and three months later, he was just asked stow it when the
judge sentenced him to 45 years in prison. i believe you killed her. and the saddest part is, you have killed her for a car and some money. for justin mueller, the cloud of suspicion finally lifted. for carrie s families and friends, the verdict meant justice, and bittersweet relief. i just started crying. and it felt just, like, this huge weight was gone. but justice for carrie still could not explain the why. if it was over a right to minnesota, a car, and money, it s not a very good why. what will you miss most about carrie? what i ultimately mess is that she s not there, pulling in my driveway, honking, you know? . announcing that she s here. she had a heart of gold.