Dennis Murphy

Just oozes with vitriol, which becomes the foundation of their accusation that she is the architect of this whole thing.

She hated Danny so much that she would get rid of him by killing him, having him killed.

For just the drama that here he is testifying against his mother in a capital murder, in a first-degree murder case, and tells the story, well, what was it, calling up after...

After Harvey's birthday, I guess, and it was one of these, the news has been released, Mom, they've got the guys.

They've got the two killers, and it's crickets on the phone.

Donna will not engage.

I thought it was such strong testimony, Brad, that you could almost imagine Georgia Kappelman rising after he left the stand and say, Your Honor, the state rests.

I mean, it was that devastating.

Well, whatever we said about Wendy from here on out, we should boilerplate by saying that she has never been accused.

She has always denied any involvement in any aspect of this plot.

And that...

So far, the state has not said whether they're going to go for her with a charge or not.

But she has a fascinating, endless interest in the court of public opinion here.

The prosecution has said no.

That is not a limiting factor for them.

And there's a whole record of what things that Wendy has said about this case.

I mean, the story that has a lot of people wondering is on the day of the murder, what is she doing getting in the car and she's going on a...

mission to the liquor store to buy a bottle of bourbon, why does she go down her very old street, go out of her way?

Why is it that she sees flashing lights and disturbance around her house that she doesn't approach an officer and say, it's where my husband, ex-husband lives, what's going on?

That kind of circumstantial story would be used against her, but I don't think there's any reason it couldn't be used against her in any pending prosecution.