Dominic DiPuccio

He clearly perjured himself. He was looking at very serious jail times.

She was the last person in the world you'd ever think this would happen to.

And I just, I looked at my wife and I just said to her, I said, he's gone.

Like a needle in a haystack it felt like sometimes. And it was killing us not knowing.

He looked like a man on an island. And in a weird way, I just felt sorry for him. Did you speak to your brother at all today?

He thinks he can fool these 12 people. I'm sure of it. His life is on the line.

I challenge him to find the courage today to admit what he did. It was me versus Yaz. He was the leader of his family. I'm the leader of mine. Are you man enough?

If he would have said the right things and explained to us that he did it, why he did it, that he was sorry for he did it, that would have gone a long way.

Perfect in the sense that he could have gotten away with it. I think so, yeah. If she flips her car doing 60 miles an hour on the freeway, nobody has any reason to believe that it wasn't anything other than a car accident.

Rosie called a spade a spade. She never let my head get too big.

Rosie always rooted for the underdog. She used to say that she wanted a handicapped child. I mean, who do you hear says that? Anybody who was disadvantaged in any way, she was attracted to that person.

There's many years of happiness. Congratulations.

I drove 100 miles an hour to the hospital thinking it was bad, and I was praying the whole way that she would, that it wouldn't be bad.

Just kind of like this, like this, rocking against the wall, all upset. And, you know, and he just kind of, we made eye contact and he just kind of shook his head.

And I told her Rosie died. And the first words out of her mouth were, oh my God, that son of a bitch, he killed her.

I was really struggling with believing that he had anything to do with it. Every time I saw him, are you all right? What do you need? I'm fine. Everything's fine.

Doctor, businessman.