Supervisory Assistant State's Attorney Stacey Miranda

I think if you look at Tracy Frame, she's just an unpredictable type person, and she's the type of person who could kill without a motive. What kind of personality are you talking about? Well, Tracy Frame has a personality where it's all about Tracy. Tracy is going to get what Tracy wants, and she doesn't care how she gets it. Even if it means killing someone?

If it means murder, Tracy's willing to do that.

For the prosecution, all the pieces of the puzzle fit. I think once you put all of that information together, I think any reasonable person can say that that is Tracy Frame.

Yes, I'm very happy. Very happy with the jury's verdict.

You can't understand that kind of person.

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It was common for her to, in the morning, get up, let the cat out, and leave the door slightly ajar so the cat could come in and out while she went about making coffee, getting ready to go to work. Assistant DA Murph Bledsoe. The evidence appeared that she had come out of the shower. She may have heard a noise and come out in a robe or a towel and there was a confrontation.

Silvestri had taken him to the part of the apartment where he could look out across the courtyard and see a window of Catherine's apartment. What did he say? As he's looking through the binoculars, she's really fine. She looks like a model.

Who knows where that murder weapon ended up?

And had he not been stuck on the railroad tracks, this still might not be a solved case. We might not know who did this.

Bud Ackerman was not going to let Davis McClendon be with Meredith.

Yes, sir.

Bud's yelling, unheavenly expletives. He said to Davis as he was lying on the ground, I think he was glad he was dead.

It was the right verdict.