Was it a major mental illness that caused Scott Nelson to kill Jennifer Fulford or was it personalty-driven? In the State's rebuttal, a forensic psychologist, who evaluated the defendant, concluded that his actions was due to flaw in his character.
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Opening statements begin with prosecutors accusing Read of killing her boyfriend, John O'Keefe.
Jury deliberations began for a second time in this trial. This time it was a matter of life or death. Jurors would need to decide whether or not Scott Nelson should face the death penalty for his role in the murder of Jennifer Fulford.
Poor cognitive function and impaired brain damage coupled with an abusive childhood were mitigating factors Scott Nelson's defense wanted jurors to consider in his death penalty trial.
Scott Nelson's defense attorney began closing arguments with the claim, This case does not warrant the death penalty. hat's how Scott Nelson's attorney told jurors during closing arguments.
Bo Pete Jeffrey tells a different story about the brutal beating and murder of his wife.
Thirty years since the Trial of the Century, why did O.J. Simpson win?
Tyler Hadley discusses how he, as a troubled 17-year-old, bludgeoned his mother and father to death.
The oldest serial killer in America reveals new information about his crimes.
The oldest serial killer in America reveals new information about his crimes.
Shanda Vander Ark and her son's brother blame each other for Timothy Ferguson's abuse and murder.
Shanda Vander Ark agrees to tell her story about her son's death.
The medical examiner testifies that Timothy Ferguson is emaciated.
Timothy's brother said he was affected by Stockholm Syndrome.
The Defense questions Paul Ferguson who is under cross-examination; he pleads guilty.
Linda Cooney shot her ex-husband James claiming it was self-defense; the only witness was their son.
A series of clues in Vicki Beckham's murder take police from a strip club bouncer to a Bishop's son.
In his murder trial, Ali Abulaban walked the jury through the very moment of the murders of his wife, Ana, and her boyfriend, Rayburn Barron.
On the stand in his own murder trial, Ali Abulaban detailed the events just hours before he committed the double murder. He recalled that he had not slept in over 24 hours and was high on cocaine.
The intensity of a marriage separation by both sides were highlighted to jurors. They heard everything from cocaine binges, domestic abuse, Internet searches of chopped up bodies, and extramarital affairs.
Jurors learned about what happened during the moment Ali Abulaban and his wife, Ana, separated. Alleged extramarital affair and the filing of a restraining order occurred in the window of time just days before it all ended in the double murder.
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