Collapse on him. so was he well advised in terms of his own survival strategy, forcing for us to supper. from all the fixer had been a fugitive wanted by the united states. just listen to my question. listen sir. listen to my question. the more he talked, the better off we felt we were. that guy who is trying to cut a deal. precisely. so if yaz you essa didn t do it, who did? the jury had already met her, offered the defense. they offered up margarita as the true killer. she is one of the women that yazeed were detained a long term, ongoing, sexual relationship. margarita had a motive for one in rosy out of the picture, argued the defense. she and yaz had kept their sexual relationship going even after both that married. and, don t believe this portrait of her as a casual
the defense will respectfully rest. after a seven-week trial, over 60 witnesses, the case was concluded. now, it was up to the jurors. they deliberated for three days, and announced they had reached a verdict. nice deep breath. i couldn t stop shaking. i got exactly the same way i did the day rosie died. the lawyers, the families on both sides, for some into the courtroom for the reading of the verdicts by judge dina caliber easy. we the jury, being duly sworn, do you find the defendant yazeed essa of murder. we guilty, it was almost over. at sentencing, rosie s son and brother. we lost our rosy for no reason. the only thing i m hoping that, from now on, maybe
Dipuccio love so much, the son-in-law that had a near perfect marriage, have killed her? nonetheless, doctor yazeed essa was a murder suspect, an international fugitive. local police called in the fbi. initially, he fled from cleveland to cypress, and then eventually, he also came to formation from various sources, that he had traveled to beirut, lebanon. a season the fbi man hunter the agent had a major problem. yaz was untouchable in lebanon. because, that country doesn t have an extradition treatment with the u.s.. so, rosie s husband, was living freely in beirut. the fbi knew it, and there was nothing they could do. even if we have eyes on the ground, you can say just leave his apartment he went home, you can move in and serve papers on him? right. back in the u.s., rosie s
Down? he says, i have big news for you. he said, we got. he yaz had finally slipped up. he left the security of lebanon. the fbi was aware that he was going to be on a flight to cypress. how they knew, they won t say. police were waiting for the doctor when he got off the plane. and, in cypress, unlike lebanon, a person can be extradited to the u.s.. but, yaz would fight every inch of the way to avoid facing charges, in ohio. that s our. guy it wasn t until january of 2009, that yazeed essa, the man in this grainy footage, was brought back to the united states. detective mckee, highland heights ohio officer, who first started investigating the death, four years before, was waiting for him. we put him in the back seat of a car and i didn t say a word to. him you can say, remember me? i think he did. i don t think i had to say it. one question no one had yet
Waiting for this day. doctor yaz butted face injury for allegedly point zinging his wife rosie was cyanide. they would prosecute the aggravated murder case for ohio. what s the mission, how do you go about? it the mission is to define his character for the jury, as opposed to a appears in the courtroom. as the trial starts, the prosecutions challenge was to demonstrate that yazeed it was a jekyll and hyde. the ideal husband, the other an evil poison or who planned the murder of his wife, the mother of his two children. rosie s sister in law may have seen one of those masks slipped right after rosie had died. she testified to has cooled and disrespectful yazeed scenes, as to the way he treated his wife s body as she land a hospital bed. yaz walked over to rosy, and very abruptly lifted her up,