Randy Kessler

I mean, she lived with this guy since she was four years old.

He helped raise her.

Why would she turn against him?

It's the only living parent figure that she's lived with left.

She's got something to say bad about him.

They're gonna listen very carefully because she's got, unfortunately for him, she's got a lot of credibility.

So her pointing them in the right direction is a good start for the prosecution.

It's not enough to convict him.

But this new technology that may place him at the boat when he says he was on the dinghy, boy, now all of a sudden the conviction prospects are a lot worse for him than they were until we knew about this technology.

Or if he didn't have this history of violence towards her, towards his wife, and towards others.

All right, we got the grub.

Absolutely.

It's the dream come true.

Why would he not want that life to continue?

It's not like she's replaceable with somebody else who'll just hop on a boat and travel the world with him.

It seems like he had the idealic lifestyle.

Why would you point the finger at him?

He's the victim.

He's suffering.

He's lost his partner, his partner in this beautiful life.