David Eisner

From the get-go, they chose Michael Blagg as their number one suspect, and they latched onto him and never let go.

Our computer analysis, which was later verified by the FBI's analysis, shows that there was no Internet computer access on the night of November 12th. It just didn't happen.

District attorney's investigation showed that these women were totally unreliable, that there was absolutely nothing to support their statements. That disappeared early on.

The only day this could have happened, we know where they were. They weren't there. I've been working on this case for over two years.

A cyber sex addict is not a murderer make, you know.

You asking me? I don't know.

Who knows? The one on the steering wheel, the one on the brake pedal are minute. And the only ones in the back of the car where the body would have been are right around the trim. There's nothing on the interior part of the car. And there's no evidence of clean-out. This is the challenge to explain why there's any blood there at all. If it weren't a challenge, we wouldn't be here.

Cross-examination, Mr. Eisner. Thank you, Judge. Defense would call Wendy Holgate.

She got on the stand and lied. I think she saw the district attorney's case faltering, and I think she felt she would do whatever she could to help that case out. You reported that to an officer in this case sometime before today?

Mr. Eisner. This is actually three parts.

My dear husband, the love of my life, there's no words to tell you how I feel about you. I adore you.

I love you. I enjoy getting to spend my life with you. We've had a good almost 10 years of marriage together. I truly wouldn't have wanted to be with anyone else or anywhere else than with you.

I'm your beloved wife who adores you.

You look at these pictures, you look at these documents, and you decide. Is the Michael Blagg that's in this case, is he really the cold-blooded killer they want you to believe? Or is this what he really is? You've got to decide.

We out-tried them every step of this trial, and I guess the jury just didn't have the courage they needed.