struck the officer even. more describe his demeanor. as i m speaking to him he never showed any sort of emotion, asked any questions of me about what is going on. prosecutors also said that nathan showed no emotion during the police interview, even one a detective told him that denise was head. you cannot tell me things about her. i can tell you she s dead. you told me that. okay. in the elevator. prosecutors played the interview for the jurors, hoping they would see what they saw. when the police first gave us the case, i watched his videotape statements. five minutes into it i knew he did. i knew he was guilty. his demeanor, his attitude, he tried to take over the conversation. not a single tier was shed. they presented evidence that the bullet casings found at the scene was from a clock 40, the guy had kind of gone that nathan owned. the only firearm that could
tried to save up money. we didn t know any lithuanian at the time. didn t know the language, we were studying it. trying our best. but it was definitely a shock. they returned home after a year and soon welcomed a son, seth and a daughter, julia. in 2002, the fan really went back to lithuania, which became their second home on and off for the next eight years. that s a big undertaking right. i think it was very hard for denise to leave her family, to leave everything she had known. and to go over to a strange country, you know, with a toddler and a baby. it was traumatic experience for her, i think. this is because really, nathan, wanted to do it? right. she was supporting him. it wasn t really her calling. she was basically just being a wife and a mother. but denise also became very devoted to the church there. denise was very musical and she played the piano for the
nathan. they made her read out loud another if use of note that nathan center just a month before the murder. i let you down i m sorry, i m not going to make excuses, that would not be fair to you. you deserve someone who respects some un puts a relationship first. for now on i want to do all that i can to be that person. there is nothing more important to me than you in this relationship, i m so blessed to have you in my. life she was in a relationship with nathan and i think that she tried to minimize the relationship. nathan and i know we re making eye contact quite a bit throughout the trial. sometimes when she would not answer a question, or say something that he did not like, he would laugh and throws hands up in the air and disappointment. prosecutor set another piece of evidence that they said proved an affair. a secret that shook the courtroom. it challenged the very core of nathan s defense that denise was at the center of his life, and that he would never hurt her. i
they would just goof around with each other. just a loving puppy love way. and it just grew into something special between the two of them. and we knew they would be together. what s more, with nathan admired denise s parents and was inspired by what he saw as a perfect marriage. i looked at denise s mom and i saw what she was as a woman, a wife, a mother. and i saw that denise really favored her mother. so i said, that s why. want for denise s mom, diane newton, the feeling was mutual. was he over all the time? yes. he practically lived at our house. when denise went off to college in minnesota, nathan, a year younger, soon followed. to no one surprise, the couple got engaged a year later. diane knew it was coming. i wasn t surprised when he was the first one that she dated and they ended up getting married. that was in july 1995.
generate those marks could be a glock. are you able to say that within a reasonable degree of scientific certainty? yes. but police never did find the murder weapon. did you worry that you are not able to find the gun? was that a factor? obviously was a concern. i think anytime in a murder case when you do not have the handgun, or the weapon, or whatever it was, it is an uphill battle because that s what the jury want. they want the smoking gun, and we did not have it. still, prosecutors thought that they had more than enough evidence to prove their case. remember diane parrish, who said that she saw a man in a black hooded sweatshirt walking towards denise s house on the day of the murder. she was the closest thing please had to an eyewitness. the whole thing struck me as wrong. i thought, i told my husband to slow down. i wanted to get a good look at him. i was worried that he saw a pulling out of our driveway, and if he knew that we were gone, he would rob us. she