and kimberly olsen thought the whole world had gone crazy. he s a poker player and he had made his mistakes obviously with the women in his life. but that s a very far jump from being a poker player to murdering your parents. reporter: but back home in north carolina, when adrienne solomon heard about ernie s arrest did you believe he could have done such a thing? i believed he could have. and for me that was enough. reporter: a trial date set, even though the mystery dna at the crime scene was never identified, even though not one piece of direct evidence connected ernie to any murder weapon or those mysterious nike footprints. remember, they were consistent with a size 12, and ernie wore 9 1/2 or 10. and you knew one of the lines that was coming had to be a defense attorney couldn t resist it if those shoes don t fit, you must acquit. absolutely. and a jury might just look at that. and that went through my mind several times.
ernie sheerer was charged with two counts of murder. kimberly olson thought the whole world had gone crazy. he was a spoker player, and he had made his mistakes, obviously, with the women in his life, but that s a very far jump from being a poker player to murdering your parents. but back home in north carolina when adrian solomon heard about ernie s arrest do you think he could have done such a thing? i believe that he could have, and for me that was enough. a date was set for a trial based on circumstantial evidence, even though the mystery dna at the crime scene was never identified wrrn not one piece of direct evidence connected ernie to any murder weapon or mows e those mysterious nike footprints. remember, they were consistent with a size 12, and ernie wore 9.5 or 10. well, and you knew that one of the lines that was coming had to be a defense attorney couldn t resist it, was if those shoes don t fit, you must acquit.
kimberly olson thought the whole world hat gone crazy. he was a poker player and made a mistake with women in his life, but that s a very far jump from being a poker player and murdering your parents. but back home in south carolina when adrian solomon heard about ernie s arrest do you believe he could have done such a thing? i believe he could have, and that was enough. even though the mystery dna at the crime scene was never identified. even though not one piece of direct evidence connected him to any murder weapon or those mysterious nike footprints. remember, they were consistent with a size 12 and ernie wore a 9 1/2 or 10. well, and you knew that one of the lines was coming had to be a defense attorney would use is if those shoes don t fit, you must acquit. absolutely. and a jury just mike look at
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