want any part of it. same kind of thing when they got home. adam tries to talk to her through the car door. she slams it on him. and if a lot of this wasn t hard evidence against adam, it did make for a pretty strong circumstantial case. or so prosecutor georgia cappleman believed. so she convened a grand jury and put the case to them. and, this was unusual, adam testified. it didn t surprise me. he s a talker. he s, you know, smooth. he thinks he can talk his way out of things. reporter: not this time, apparently. adam was indicted for first degree murder. and so a jury would decide if, as one detective said, adam frasch loved his wife to death. coming up. did you have an opportunity to overhear an argument between mr. and mrs. frasch. yes, on the phone. damning testimony from an earwitness.
rules violation. andy scholes joins us with the details. andy. john i can sense the sadness in your voice right now. you know there wasn t hard evidence against the patriots and tom brady, but a mountain of the circumstantial evidence that they intentionally deflated footballs. the most damning evidence were the texts between jim mcnally who referred to himself as the deflator and john jastremski the equipment assistant. one text tom sucks. i m make the next a expletive balloon. he talked about you last night. he said you must have a lot of stress getting them done. they talked about getting shoes and signed footballs for the deflated footballs. brady declined to turnover text