Jane Laut

They could also choose to convict Jane of a lesser charge of manslaughter.

Or if they thought it was justifiable homicide, they could set her free.

Jane insisted that Bamier tell the jury it's all or nothing.

Why?

That was such a big gamble.

It just made... It just... Because it's the truth.

Over six years have passed since Olympian Dave Lout was shot and killed by someone his family once loved, Jane Lout.

But as they wait for a verdict, their love has turned to anger.

And now what matters most is what 12 strangers think of Jane.

The jury can convict her of murder, the lesser crime of voluntary manslaughter, or they can decide Jane killed in self-defense and acquit her of any crime.

As the jury deliberates, Ron Bamier remains optimistic.

So it's going to come down to either voluntary manslaughter or acquittal.

For Jane, the waiting is unbearable.

It was awful.

It was.

I was trying to be positive, but scared to death.

At stake is more time with her son

You know, I had to tell Michael that if I'm found guilty, that I'm remanded right away.

I won't come home.

After nearly four days of deliberating, a decision.