Craig Melvin

And in my immediate opinion, this was a staged crime scene and a homicide that needed to be prosecuted.

I just hate that.

It showed that Jake had high levels of different pesticides.

DEET is the common name that we know it by.

And there was antifreeze.

Jake, you haven't killed himself.

We're going to show you that that's not so.

Deet, insect repellent, antifreeze, and various other heavy metals.

These toxic chemicals...

could have only been in his body, only in his body from direct ingestion.

And sooner or later, some lab report would have shown some sort of level in his blood or some of the tests that was inordinate, and they would have, in all likelihood, gone to exploring the poisoning aspect of it.

Susan Embert, within seconds, 30 seconds of starting the call, begins to lay out why Jake Embert supposedly killed himself.

Unprompted.

Unprompted.

You know, he's gay, he has these diseases.

And it shows premeditation.

She had thought this out and was going to say that after having done the act.

Was he holding some secret that you didn't detect all the years you'd known him?

What prompted all of that?

There's been so many errors in this case.