Susan Spencer

To prove a body put in the river at the critical time... Our primary mannequin is on the move. ...would have been swept away.

The prosecution says that proves nothing about whether the colonel killed his wife.

The prosecution says that proves nothing about whether the colonel killed his wife.

The prosecution says that proves nothing about whether the colonel killed his wife.

But Marachek's lawyer Cliff Barnard welcomes any good news. Impressed with the colonel, he took this case for free.

But Marachek's lawyer Cliff Barnard welcomes any good news. Impressed with the colonel, he took this case for free.

But Marachek's lawyer Cliff Barnard welcomes any good news. Impressed with the colonel, he took this case for free.

As he collects evidence.

As he collects evidence.

As he collects evidence.

Barnard has asked the judge to delay the trial.

Barnard has asked the judge to delay the trial.

Barnard has asked the judge to delay the trial.

To find old witnesses. And he hopes new ones.

To find old witnesses. And he hopes new ones.

To find old witnesses. And he hopes new ones.

One new defense witness already has surfaced.

One new defense witness already has surfaced.

One new defense witness already has surfaced.

The colonel's son, Michael, testified twice that his dad hinted that he was the killer. Now, he says police brainwashed him.