Nancy Grace

Motive, affair.

Case closed.

It's just so simple the way you explained it.

Now, you know what's interesting, Josh Colesrud?

I hope you were listening just then to John Buehler.

And guys, as much as I'm arguing with Colesrud, he wins a lot of cases.

He's a former U.S.

attorney.

So he knows the way prosecutors think.

Now he's a veteran criminal defense attorney.

So when you were talking about life insurance policies as a motive for murder, you only mentioned her $125,000 policy on him.

Did you forget the $250,000 death benefit that he had for her?

Oopsie.

And now you're actually comparing this to The Fugitive.

Then why did he confess to his son?

Okay, let's go back over what actually really happened, what really happened in the courtroom.

not Josh Kuhlsrud's defense version, what he wished had happened in the courtroom.

To Susan Hendricks joining us, investigative journalist and bestseller, Susan, what really happened in the courtroom?

And let me be clear, Hendricks does not have a dog in the fight, no skin in the game, no money on the table.

She's reporting what really happened.