More jailhouse phone calls were played for the jury. After she was arrested for the first-degree murder of her husband, Gary Farris, Melody called her lover, Rusty Barton, who was afraid the two of them would break up.
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Bo Pete Jeffrey tells a different story about the brutal beating and murder of his wife.
Denali Brehmer agrees to kill her best friend for a man she met online offering millions for murder.
Yaser Said speaks about the night he fatally shot his teenage daughters near Dallas, Texas.
David Scott confronts Brian Steven Smith about his nighttime hunts for vulnerable Alaskan women.
The detective working Gary Farris' Death Investigation wrapped up his testimony. Sergeant Trent Kuykendall explained to the jury how careful his team was in drawing conclusions early on in Gary's mysterious death.
According to Sergeant Trent Kuykendall, it was a fact-finding mission early on when police were investigating Gary Farris' death.
After Gary Farris' remains were found, police wanted details in the hours leading up to his death. Sergeant Trent Kuykendall testified under cross-examination on what the defendant told him as well as what she didn't tell him.
Cross-Examination got personal with Melody Farris's lover during his testimony on the witness stand. While she was cheating on Gary, her husband, with a man named Rusty Barton, Rusty himself was cheating on Melody with another woman.
Dr. Kelly Kruse testifies that a sharp force injury to the torso was the cause of Amy's death.
Prosecutors are convinced that Todd killed Amy because she was going to leave him for her lover.
Jurors learn more about Amy Mullis' infidelity in her 14-year marriage to Todd.
Dr. Thompson noted how Amy had six puncture wounds in her back, she also had wounds on her face.
Jim Griffin accuses state investigators of not properly examining evidence at the crime scene.
Alex Murdaugh's attorney argues that investigators were determined to make Alex the prime suspect.
Trying to show that Alex Murdaugh was innocent of murder and at least raise reasonable doubt.
The defense begins its closing argument right after the judge removes a juror from the trial.
Alex Murdaugh is accused of not only murdering Maggie and Paul but lying to others.
The lead prosecutor brings up Alex Murdaugh's own words during his testimony.
The prosecution begins its closing argument with Alex Murdaugh's backstory.
The lead prosecutor made things clear to jurors about the issues of credibility and reasonable doubt in the eyes of the law. During their closing arguments, the State accused him of using his experience as a lawyer to manipulate his clients.
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