Susan Spencer

and on a downstairs wall of the room leading to the garage.

and on a downstairs wall of the room leading to the garage.

and on a downstairs wall of the room leading to the garage.

So what, says the defense attorney.

So what, says the defense attorney.

So what, says the defense attorney.

So the prosecution's contention that the blood evidence is scientific support for its case. You reject out of hand.

So the prosecution's contention that the blood evidence is scientific support for its case. You reject out of hand.

So the prosecution's contention that the blood evidence is scientific support for its case. You reject out of hand.

Especially since, as Martin testifies, those impressive 45 stains found on the garage step do not conclusively match Mona's DNA. And what about the gun police recovered from Croteen's office? Do we have a murder weapon here? Assistant District Attorney Anna Faraglia. We have a gun. A gun, not necessarily the gun.

Especially since, as Martin testifies, those impressive 45 stains found on the garage step do not conclusively match Mona's DNA. And what about the gun police recovered from Croteen's office? Do we have a murder weapon here? Assistant District Attorney Anna Faraglia. We have a gun. A gun, not necessarily the gun.

Especially since, as Martin testifies, those impressive 45 stains found on the garage step do not conclusively match Mona's DNA. And what about the gun police recovered from Croteen's office? Do we have a murder weapon here? Assistant District Attorney Anna Faraglia. We have a gun. A gun, not necessarily the gun.

Without direct proof, prosecutors returned to Croteen's behavior, noting that even before Mona was buried, he was on the internet looking at pornography. And they even suggest he faked the apparent heart attack that sent him to the hospital the night her body was found. The nurse who treated him takes the stand.

Without direct proof, prosecutors returned to Croteen's behavior, noting that even before Mona was buried, he was on the internet looking at pornography. And they even suggest he faked the apparent heart attack that sent him to the hospital the night her body was found. The nurse who treated him takes the stand.

Without direct proof, prosecutors returned to Croteen's behavior, noting that even before Mona was buried, he was on the internet looking at pornography. And they even suggest he faked the apparent heart attack that sent him to the hospital the night her body was found. The nurse who treated him takes the stand.

Why in the world would this woman say that?

Why in the world would this woman say that?

Why in the world would this woman say that?

But she's lying? Yes. But neither push-ups nor porn prove Croteen killed his wife, says his attorney, who's about to tell the jury who he says really did.

But she's lying? Yes. But neither push-ups nor porn prove Croteen killed his wife, says his attorney, who's about to tell the jury who he says really did.