and dreams. and it s so real, it feels like her. and she just gives me a hug. why did it have to happen to our family? why did it have to happen to michelle? why that they? a young nursing student disappears. she was still dressed in my hospital scrubs. something drew her out to her car. the cousin she grew up with. the brother she raised. desperate to find her. they were able to do what a lot of other families have never been able to do. text messages, security monitors, surveillance videos. were they sons that she was trapped, reaching out for help? one of the things about, this is that didn t make sense. moment by moment dateline was there for every turn. look, there s blood wiped across. was she missing or murdered? was this the key? i will take her life and hers. a threat, a voice seething with hate and rage. you deserve to die for your lies. it s your last and final warning. what s happened to michelle? this case is not going to be over unt
as a nation is a defense if you are going to defend against the indefensible, think you have to find a bette way of doing it then to vilify the victim reporter: but ford wa worried, the defense might jus work if i come in as a defense lawyer, and we are going t tell you, my client did it even though the prosecution ha the burden of proof. but we are going to tell you why it happened. that s the most importan thing. and that s something the da cannot tell you. yes and it has an air of credibility. voluntary manslaughter? yes and then you get out in nine years there was another problem even as ford methodically laid out the evidence for the jury, what he could not do - and this turned out to be a bi hole in the case - was tell the jury how th
of passion. michelle, she claimed, was a lying schemer who had been busy stealing wet little giselle had left in life, her family. mark class watched from the back of the courtroom. he was disgusted. i don t think character is as a nation is a defense. if you are going to defend against the indefensible, i think you have to find a better way of doing it then to vilify the victim. reporter: but ford was worried, the defense might just work. if i come in as a defense lawyer, and we are going to tell you, my client did it, even though the prosecution has the burden of proof. but we are going to tell you why it happened. that s the most important thing. and that s something the da cannot tell you. yes. and it has an air of credibility. voluntary manslaughter? yes and then you get out in nine years. there was another problem. even as ford methodically laid