Jody Lundberg

About 7 o'clock, he came in to the living room where I was and said he was going to a friend's house.

About 2.30, I think, I saw police car lights out my window.

It was very strange to see that.

I didn't know what was happening.

She wasn't ready for everything that was about to come.

She wasn't prepared that he had this whole other life that was happening without her.

Yes.

She found the photos of them in Florida on this trip that she had thought was a harmless business trip for him to go on, that he was actually there with his fiancee getting ready to get married.

I'm sorry, sweetness.

I love you so, so much.

She was home just hanging out at her house when James Addy, her fiance, called her and said something to her that prompted her to leave the house.

Oh, yes.

He'd always been very hard on me about, you know, how a wife should act and how a wife should be, and then he did this.

No, we were done.

We were done.

He was in love with Molly, was the defense, and he was having an affair, but that didn't necessarily mean that he was the killer.

Ladies and gentlemen, the defendant had a choice to make.

I would like to see him and ask him, what were you thinking?

Why did you do this to us?