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And these hairs were just eventually destroyed by the state.

Then there were the fingerprints in the car.

Once the state realised that they didn't match Michelle or Leo or Leo Senior, they basically just tossed them aside.

They were like, we don't need to worry about these.

And yet again...

The defence didn't go hard enough at this at all when it came to the trial.

But don't forget them.

Because we, unlike Jack Edmund, will be bringing them up later on.

Aha.

And so, facing the real prospect of spending the rest of his life behind bars, Leo Schofield threw himself into it.

He got a GED and started taking legal classes and even led the God Behind Bars program.

He helped teach life skills to other inmates.

And this is where he met a woman named Chrissy.

Chrissy was there to run the class and for Leo, it was love at first sight.

Slowly, he and Chrissy became close and eventually he told her what he was in for, murdering his wife.

Yeah, in terms of icks.

Perfect in every way, but he's in prison for murdering his wife.

But he insisted he wasn't guilty.

I'm sure Chrissy had heard that plenty of times before.

But Leo told her to go and read the court transcripts from his case.