Harold Dow

The trial goes to the jury.

Margaret Rudin chooses not to take the stand.

The case is now submitted to you, ladies and gentlemen.

I've been doing this 26 years, and the one thing I know is I have no idea what's going through the jury's mind right now.

When we come back.

This is wrong.

No juror should ever, ever have to go through what I went through.

An amazing turn of events.

Almost nine weeks after her trial began, Margaret Rudin must now wait for the jury to decide her fate.

I did not kill my husband, and I have total confidence that's when the jury will return.

As days pass, it's clear the jury is struggling to reach a verdict.

But finally, after five long days... They got a verdict and they're going to announce it at 12.

Mr. Rudin, will you stand up for me?

The wait is over.

Have you arrived at a verdict?

Yes, sir, we have.

Almost seven years after Ron Rudin was brutally murdered... We find the defendant guilty.

...his wife, Margaret, is guilty of murder.

I was numb.

I was totally numb.