Juror Aaron Ellis

It was just that she was gone was all I knew. The pain and the loss still so palpable.

It was just that she was gone was all I knew. The pain and the loss still so palpable.

It was just that she was gone was all I knew. The pain and the loss still so palpable.

Helenia Adams, Katherine Edwards' student when she was 7 and now 37, sat in the courtroom nearly every day.

Helenia Adams, Katherine Edwards' student when she was 7 and now 37, sat in the courtroom nearly every day.

Helenia Adams, Katherine Edwards' student when she was 7 and now 37, sat in the courtroom nearly every day.

You measure the proximity of matching DNA. Detective Tina Llewellyn and genealogist Cheryl LaPointe, along with other crime lab technicians, walk the jury through the process of the genealogy and the DNA match. Texas Ranger Bess and Detective Aaron Llewellyn go through the final stages of the investigation, all carefully coordinated to make the chain of evidence airtight.

You measure the proximity of matching DNA. Detective Tina Llewellyn and genealogist Cheryl LaPointe, along with other crime lab technicians, walk the jury through the process of the genealogy and the DNA match. Texas Ranger Bess and Detective Aaron Llewellyn go through the final stages of the investigation, all carefully coordinated to make the chain of evidence airtight.

You measure the proximity of matching DNA. Detective Tina Llewellyn and genealogist Cheryl LaPointe, along with other crime lab technicians, walk the jury through the process of the genealogy and the DNA match. Texas Ranger Bess and Detective Aaron Llewellyn go through the final stages of the investigation, all carefully coordinated to make the chain of evidence airtight.

And on the last day, the prosecution calls all the women who had been scarred by Foreman and were alive to say so.

And on the last day, the prosecution calls all the women who had been scarred by Foreman and were alive to say so.

And on the last day, the prosecution calls all the women who had been scarred by Foreman and were alive to say so.

That's correct. An old co-worker. Whenever I opened up the drawer, there was a pair of handcuffs. A former fiancé who found pictures of young girls. He said to me that he had them so that he could fantasize about taking their virginity. his ex-wife, Diana Coe, who agreed to testify.

That's correct. An old co-worker. Whenever I opened up the drawer, there was a pair of handcuffs. A former fiancé who found pictures of young girls. He said to me that he had them so that he could fantasize about taking their virginity. his ex-wife, Diana Coe, who agreed to testify.

That's correct. An old co-worker. Whenever I opened up the drawer, there was a pair of handcuffs. A former fiancé who found pictures of young girls. He said to me that he had them so that he could fantasize about taking their virginity. his ex-wife, Diana Coe, who agreed to testify.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

And it was during the trial that Diana learned about what really happened to that 19-year-old woman in the months before she and Foreman married.

And it was during the trial that Diana learned about what really happened to that 19-year-old woman in the months before she and Foreman married.