Rosemarie Essa's friends were called in to testify against her husband. One of them confirmed that Rosemarie, Yazeed and their two children had a family vacation in Florida planned before she died.
The cross-examination began on the forensic chemist and toxicologist. Douglas Rohde had examined the remains of Rosemarie Essa, the victim.
The toxicologist who did the test on the remains of Rosemarie Essa had more to tell the jury. These jurors learned all about the deadly nature of cyanide when it enters the body.
The jury learned about an off-handed joke the defendant allegedly made at work just days after his wife, Rosemarie, died. Yazeed Essa supposedly said, I don't have to sneak women over anymore.
Prosecutors called a close friend of Rosemarie Essa who personally investigated what happened to her.
Jurors listened to more testimony from Rosemarie Essa's sister. Prosecutors wanted to bring the jury's attention to what happened from the moment Rosemarie died until her husband, Yazeed, decided to flee the country.
Emotional testimony from family members dominated this portion of the trial. Three cousins of his, along with his in-laws testified about Rosemarie Essa's poisoning death.
Three cousins and a brother took the stand against Yazeed Essa, as this alleged murder plot led to a deep family divide. On the stand was the first of Rosemarie's family members who suspected him of having a role in her death.
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A Texas Ranger provides testimony on how Amber Guyger managed to walk into Botham Jean's apartment.
Amber Guyger's defense cross-examines a neighbor; a Texas Ranger testifies about the locks.
Jurors listen to the testimony of two neighbors from the same apartment complex where Jean lived.
The paramedic who rushed Botham Jean to a hospital testifies about trying to save his life.
Police officers and paramedics recall what the scene was like when they tried to save Botham Jean.
The police body-cam shows jurors the scene of the shooting, where Botham Jean was killed.
Michael Durenleau's life is cut short with a knife through the heart in the darkness.
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The oldest serial killer in America reveals new information about his crimes.