Laura Day

I mean, I was...

I guess I was seeing something different in the courtroom than what everybody else was seeing.

I'm a victim against the justice system, shouldn't have charged me in the first place.

I mean, you go around charging every parent for when their child drowns in a drowning accident.

I mean, come on.

My next thought was what we had to do next.

She was concerned that I was going to leave her.

You know, and we were, the next step was to focus on the appeal.

To cover legal fees, they'd sell that waterfront mansion.

And, still convinced of her innocence, David finds Laura a new attorney.

What kind of intent could the prosecution show?

You can't keep your eyes on your children every minute, wherever you are.

It was obviously an accident.

To counter testimony given by Andrea Safares, Angela Moore finds drowning prevention expert John Fliedemeier.

If Angela Moore is successful, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals could order Laura a new trial.

But for now, all she can do is sit and wait.

David, you said to me that you blame me for letting him die, possibly.

You cannot blame me for that.

Why?

You will never find another Laura.