Susan Spencer

Craig's lawyer, Dow Bonds, says the public perception that Craig somehow was trying to become his brother is completely distorted.

Perhaps the prosecution's strongest physical evidence are the bruises on Craig's arms.

Perhaps the prosecution's strongest physical evidence are the bruises on Craig's arms.

Perhaps the prosecution's strongest physical evidence are the bruises on Craig's arms.

To the medical examiner, Dr. Downs, the explanation is obvious.

To the medical examiner, Dr. Downs, the explanation is obvious.

To the medical examiner, Dr. Downs, the explanation is obvious.

But Craig sticks to his story that he got the bruises in that bizarre bathroom tumble onto the toilet.

But Craig sticks to his story that he got the bruises in that bizarre bathroom tumble onto the toilet.

But Craig sticks to his story that he got the bruises in that bizarre bathroom tumble onto the toilet.

An event he recreated with himself in the starring role.

An event he recreated with himself in the starring role.

An event he recreated with himself in the starring role.

The video was made before Craig Height had a lawyer.

The video was made before Craig Height had a lawyer.

The video was made before Craig Height had a lawyer.

Prosecutor Muldrew shows the video in court, telling the jury Craig could not possibly have gotten those bruises falling on a toilet.

Prosecutor Muldrew shows the video in court, telling the jury Craig could not possibly have gotten those bruises falling on a toilet.

Prosecutor Muldrew shows the video in court, telling the jury Craig could not possibly have gotten those bruises falling on a toilet.

They laughed?