Harvey Guillén

But that could be a coincidence.

And Melanie claims the gun Jim kept in his nightstand disappeared.

But that could also be a coincidence.

In the courtroom, Glenn McSparran can confirm without a doubt that Jim is the man he saw along his shortcut on that night of the murder.

He's just not 100% certain.

The closest thing the DA has to irrefutable evidence is a tire print found near Molly's body.

It appears to match a tire on Jim's car.

Then again, tire prints aren't always an exact science.

So all the prosecutors really have is circumstantial evidence.

lucky for them there is a mountain of it actually i don't know if i have time to even list all of the circumstantial evidence can we just throw it up on the screen really quick yeah the perfect there it is see you know i guess i'll just take a little break while that scrolls on oh wow okay there you go looking pretty guilty i mean a gun and a jacket go missing on the night of the murder okay jim

And like, why would you wear a distinctive t-shirt that your daughter recently made and gave to you as if nobody's gonna remember it?

Are we, is this, are we still, we're still going, that is a lot.

Okay, so prosecutors still have a strong case.

As for Jim's motive, well, he was running out of time.

He was supposed to marry Molly while he was still married to Melanie.

And as far as Molly knew, Jim's family was attending their wedding.

She'd even made plans for his daughter to get her hair done with her professionally.

And it was only a matter of hours before Molly started asking questions because Emma was never going to show up.

Neither was the rest of his family.

They had no idea there was a wedding happening.