Nick Kasotis

The jury watched that video of Kasotis' green Ford Explorer, less than a mile from where Mindy's remains were found.

And that camera captured that vehicle, is that correct?

Special Agent Tracy Sand said he wasn't just sifting through physical evidence.

He had been on a hunt for a star witness.

Did you ever make an effort to locate Jim McIntyre?

And this McIntyre was definitely not an FBI agent.

Could you...

identify any connection between that Jim McIntyre to this case?

It's a powerful, circumstantial case against Nick Kasotis that only one man can rebut.

For more than three hours, Kasotis repeated to the jury his story about the mystery man who he insists controlled every detail of Mindy's life and his.

He had all of our bank accounts.

Why would an accomplished

attorney listen to some guy who just shows up and do whatever he says?

The defense offered no pictures of McIntyre, no records, just Kasotis' testimony.

I had no reason to doubt that he was who he said he was.

And Kasotis claimed he was only in the area where his wife's remains were found because the manipulative McIntyre had told him to go there.

Then what about that knife cradled under his arm?

Because Soda said it wasn't about murder.

It was for home improvement, a broken screen.

What is Nick's strongest defense?