Juju Chang

Jerry, the former police officer, familiar with the concepts of guilt and punishment, opens his Bible to Matthew 5, which reads, You shall not murder, and whoever murders shall be liable to judgment.

First, Jerry's family reads the suicide note taped to the outside of the case. Jerry writes that he finally realized that Cherie had been lying to him about her husband, Bruce. And finally, Jerry reveals that months ago, he made a visit to Cherie's hometown in Michigan.

First, Jerry's family reads the suicide note taped to the outside of the case. Jerry writes that he finally realized that Cherie had been lying to him about her husband, Bruce. And finally, Jerry reveals that months ago, he made a visit to Cherie's hometown in Michigan.

First, Jerry's family reads the suicide note taped to the outside of the case. Jerry writes that he finally realized that Cherie had been lying to him about her husband, Bruce. And finally, Jerry reveals that months ago, he made a visit to Cherie's hometown in Michigan.

And Jerry goes on to say, I was just so blind and so stupid and so much in love. And he ends with, I'm so sorry, Mom. I love you.

And Jerry goes on to say, I was just so blind and so stupid and so much in love. And he ends with, I'm so sorry, Mom. I love you.

And Jerry goes on to say, I was just so blind and so stupid and so much in love. And he ends with, I'm so sorry, Mom. I love you.

Records of airline flights, hotel rooms, emails and chat messages between Jerry and Cherie that seemed to implicate her in her husband's murder.

Records of airline flights, hotel rooms, emails and chat messages between Jerry and Cherie that seemed to implicate her in her husband's murder.

Records of airline flights, hotel rooms, emails and chat messages between Jerry and Cherie that seemed to implicate her in her husband's murder.

Soon, investigators in Michigan get a cryptic note about Bruce's unsolved murder.

Soon, investigators in Michigan get a cryptic note about Bruce's unsolved murder.

Soon, investigators in Michigan get a cryptic note about Bruce's unsolved murder.

When they look for Cherie, she's no longer in Flint, not even in Michigan. In fact, she's back in Reno. And this time, she's visiting a brand new boyfriend.

When they look for Cherie, she's no longer in Flint, not even in Michigan. In fact, she's back in Reno. And this time, she's visiting a brand new boyfriend.

When they look for Cherie, she's no longer in Flint, not even in Michigan. In fact, she's back in Reno. And this time, she's visiting a brand new boyfriend.

The media is fascinated by Cherie's case, the first of its kind. In what is being dubbed the nation's first internet-related murder. Cherie Miller's trial is officially underway. And when Cherie herself arrives to the courtroom, some attendees do a double take. It's like, that's her?

The media is fascinated by Cherie's case, the first of its kind. In what is being dubbed the nation's first internet-related murder. Cherie Miller's trial is officially underway. And when Cherie herself arrives to the courtroom, some attendees do a double take. It's like, that's her?

The media is fascinated by Cherie's case, the first of its kind. In what is being dubbed the nation's first internet-related murder. Cherie Miller's trial is officially underway. And when Cherie herself arrives to the courtroom, some attendees do a double take. It's like, that's her?

Possible. For many in that courtroom, one glaring question remains.