Susan Spencer

Jeffrey Plant, a Texas businessman in jail awaiting trial for passing bad checks, says that Labrador unburdened himself when the two were cellmates.

An account that directly matched the autopsy report.

An account that directly matched the autopsy report.

An account that directly matched the autopsy report.

For the authorities, Plant pulled the case altogether. He fingered the killer and even provided a motive.

For the authorities, Plant pulled the case altogether. He fingered the killer and even provided a motive.

For the authorities, Plant pulled the case altogether. He fingered the killer and even provided a motive.

Put his foot on her neck?

Put his foot on her neck?

Put his foot on her neck?

Until she drowned?

Until she drowned?

Until she drowned?

The prosecution rests after three weeks, but even before the defense starts its case, it takes a surprising turn. That's next.

The prosecution rests after three weeks, but even before the defense starts its case, it takes a surprising turn. That's next.

The prosecution rests after three weeks, but even before the defense starts its case, it takes a surprising turn. That's next.

For 475 days, William Labrador and his three co-defendants have watched beautiful Tortolan sunsets from their prison cells.

For 475 days, William Labrador and his three co-defendants have watched beautiful Tortolan sunsets from their prison cells.

For 475 days, William Labrador and his three co-defendants have watched beautiful Tortolan sunsets from their prison cells.

But tomorrow could change that. Tomorrow could bring freedom. It took the prosecution three weeks to wrap up its case. Now the defense wants the judge to dismiss all the charges, claiming there just isn't enough evidence implicating any of the four men in Lois McMillan's murder. But the parents of Lois McMillan firmly believe Tortolan Justice has found the killers of their daughter.