staged. was there someone who wanted samira out of the way? there was a female standing outside. mr. frechette had multiple female acquaintances. they all had a common career, they were exotic dancers. two clues. one chilling we had an unknown dna on a rope that came off the victim. i literally looked at it and thought, seriously? that was absolutely stunning. behind the curtain was a very dark story. it was a cold morning in february, cold for a northern florida, that is. crisp, but sunny when the call came in. can i get an officer out here in golden eagle? it s a lady laying in the pool in her backyard, in her pool. it made no sense, really. too cold for a swim. but the lady was not swimming. wasn t even floating. down at the bottom of the pool. she s dead. she was lying, face up, her palms too. as if in supplication. her leopard print robe drifting in the water around her. she d been in there i don t know how long. she, she completely gone.
that s all i have got, judge. reporter: the defense may have destroyed the messenger, but they still had to deal with his message, folsom s story about that golf club with samira s dna on it. completely meaningless, said taylor. that golf club belonged to samira. of course her dna would be on it. they say, well, she s got dna on it. anybody that plays golf knows if you don t have head covers, you pull your club out of the bag with your hands, and you grab the head. wasn t it blood and hair and things like that on that golf club? no. no, no, no. just touch dna? correct. correct. how convenient was that? reporter: so convenient, according to the defense, that it was downright suspicious. lo and behold, here comes folsom. he s got his story, and the law enforcement guys go out there, and what do they find? they find this magic golf club. planted evidence. no question in my mind.