Emily Simpson

She pointed out the horror and evil of his crimes, saying it's rare for her to see someone with no remorse for what they've done.

And she acknowledged the unspoken victim, Christine's daughter.

You did not just take her mother from her.

You placed her in the middle of the horror you created.

She is young now, but one day she will understand your true self, and she will understand what you took from her, which is everything.

All right, let's go to San Diego, Brad, for our next story, where it is week four in the Larry Miliete trial.

You'll remember that he's the man accused of murdering his wife, Maya, after paying over $1,000 to people to cast magic spells on her.

Larry has pleaded not guilty.

Brad, what is the latest from the courtroom?

Yeah, so the prosecution is still presenting its case, and they're using some of Larry's own texts to try and paint a picture of his relationship with Maya in the time before her disappearance.

Brad, Larry's sister Genesis has become an important witness in this trial?

Yes, she has.

The prosecution introduced hundreds of her texts with Larry into evidence, and they're pretty intense.

According to Genesis, Larry admitted that he had put a tracking device in Maya's car, and he told her about the spellcasting.

He sent a picture of a makeshift altar he had set up with candles positioned around a picture of Larry and Maya.

And jurors heard some revealing passages from Maya's journal this week in court.

Yes.

Prosecutors showed entries from years before Maya disappeared addressed to her daughters, where she talked about her fights with Larry.

She wrote that she was afraid of him and that he was capable of hurting her.

We should say, Brad, according to court records, Larry was never charged in connection to any domestic violence incidents.