Harold Dow

Piper realizes she has only one option.

Take the stand.

Take the stand.

Take the stand.

But you know it's risky to do that, to take the stand and testify.

But you know it's risky to do that, to take the stand and testify.

But you know it's risky to do that, to take the stand and testify.

So on the fourth day of trial, only four months after Fred Jablon was shot dead in his driveway.

So on the fourth day of trial, only four months after Fred Jablon was shot dead in his driveway.

So on the fourth day of trial, only four months after Fred Jablon was shot dead in his driveway.

I am. Fred Javelin's ex-wife, Piper Roundtree, tries to answer to a jury. Her defense lawyer, Murray Janus, cuts straight to the chase.

I am. Fred Javelin's ex-wife, Piper Roundtree, tries to answer to a jury. Her defense lawyer, Murray Janus, cuts straight to the chase.

I am. Fred Javelin's ex-wife, Piper Roundtree, tries to answer to a jury. Her defense lawyer, Murray Janus, cuts straight to the chase.

In a soft, shaky voice, Piper Roundtree testifies it was impossible for her to shoot Fred Jablin in Virginia because at the time of the murder, she was in Texas. But it isn't just Piper's whereabouts she and her defense team will use as an alibi. Their strategy is based on showing the jury what kind of person Piper Roundtree really is.

In a soft, shaky voice, Piper Roundtree testifies it was impossible for her to shoot Fred Jablin in Virginia because at the time of the murder, she was in Texas. But it isn't just Piper's whereabouts she and her defense team will use as an alibi. Their strategy is based on showing the jury what kind of person Piper Roundtree really is.

In a soft, shaky voice, Piper Roundtree testifies it was impossible for her to shoot Fred Jablin in Virginia because at the time of the murder, she was in Texas. But it isn't just Piper's whereabouts she and her defense team will use as an alibi. Their strategy is based on showing the jury what kind of person Piper Roundtree really is.

Piper tells jurors the last thing she'd do is hurt her kids.

Piper tells jurors the last thing she'd do is hurt her kids.

Piper tells jurors the last thing she'd do is hurt her kids.

And when it comes to her alibi about being at the volcano bar, she insists she was there that Friday before the murder, even though Kevin O'Keefe had told prosecutors he wasn't even there that Friday night.