Erin Moriarty

You're kidding me.

And here's a weird thing that we did tell you in the hour.

But after Mindy died, which did not make us look so good, he ended up getting married quickly to another fiction writer that he had met online.

He lied to that wife.

Also, he told her he was a widower.

And that was at a time when Mindy was still alive.

Mm hmm.

Just just saying.

I was curious about the same thing.

Weinstein is a very good trial lawyer.

He says, and I think he's right, his strongest defense was that

This case was entirely circumstantial.

Nobody saw Kasotis kill his wife.

There was zero evidence of how or where Mindy was killed.

And investigators never found any of Kasotis' DNA near Mindy's body.

But Doug Weinstein told us that, in fact, he had never, ever put a client on the stand before and would never want to.

But he did because, remember, his client was a lawyer and that lawyer insisted he wanted to testify.

It was all Kasotis who decided he wanted to testify.

And I think what's interesting about that is, and this is just my feeling, so many people have believed Kasotis.

I think he thought the jury would, too.