Jurors listened to the defense's closing arguments. Jade Janks' lead attorney poked holes in the state's case against her, especially his main assertion that a homicide in Tom Merriman's death never even happened.
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Renée Poole's affairs and secret life as a stripper makes her the main suspect in a death.
How quiet Meredith Moon became an accomplice to one of South Carolina's most horrific crimes.
Tyler Edmonds was just thirteen when he confessed to helping his half-sister.
Paula Gutierrez fell in love as a teen with Nestor 'Chino' de Jesus.
The State continued to call upon police investigators to explain to jurors what they examined at the crime scene where Alex Woodworth was killed. They scoured the entire dairy farm area processing key items and finding important clues.
Investigators collected dozens of items to help figure out what happened when Ezra McCandless killed Alex Woodworth. She claimed from the beginning she was a victim, defending her life.
Prosecutors hoped by tracking the movements of Ezra McCandless on the day she killed Alex Woodworth, it would give jurors a sense of what was on her mind. Police put together a crime scene reconstruction of where Ezra fatally stabbed Alex.
The officer who found the murder weapon took the stand in the killer girlfriend murder trial. He searched the snowy, muddy area near the crime scene where Alex Woodworth's body was found. He spotted the knife near a farm house.
Law enforcement showed up at Alex Woodworth's house to find clues to help their investigation into what led to his death. At the time, Alex was a barista at a coffee shop, but he aspired to be a philosophy professor.
The infamous video of the treadmill abuse of young Corey Micciolo was shown in full to the jury. His father, Christopher Gregor, told detectives that he pushed his son hard in the Fitness Center because he was concerned about his weight.
The Jury learned about the emotions of a mother who was in fear of her young child's life.
Prosecutors began their evidence to the jury with testimony from Corey Micciolo's mother. She confirmed that the defendant, Christopher Gregor, entered Corey's life when he was 5-years-old.
Opening statements began with the story of how child abuse at home gradually led to a family homicide.
The forensic scientist who examined the plastic bags containing Bill McGuire's remains testifies.
Jurors learn about the evidence that prosecutors believed linked Melanie McGuire to the murder.
FBI specialist, James Fitzgerald, analyzes two anonymous letters sent during the investigation.
Jurors learn about forensic linguistics on the stand; authorities claim Melanie wrote the letters.
Prosecutors want to show jurors that Melanie was the one who wrote the two anonymous letters.
Bill and Melanie McGuire's realtor continues her testimony to jurors.
Prosecutors kept the focus on Melanie McGuire's movements during the time Bill disappeared.
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