Susan Spencer

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.

Jeff Croteen is an innocent man, says his attorney, Richard Drucker.

Jeff Croteen is an innocent man, says his attorney, Richard Drucker.

Jeff Croteen is an innocent man, says his attorney, Richard Drucker.

The defense scenario is that Mona never made it home that night. That in fact, she was killed during a robbery and carjacking in the hotel parking lot. And the defense attorney has two witnesses who will support that theory. Two witnesses who never before have told their stories to a jury.

The defense scenario is that Mona never made it home that night. That in fact, she was killed during a robbery and carjacking in the hotel parking lot. And the defense attorney has two witnesses who will support that theory. Two witnesses who never before have told their stories to a jury.

The defense scenario is that Mona never made it home that night. That in fact, she was killed during a robbery and carjacking in the hotel parking lot. And the defense attorney has two witnesses who will support that theory. Two witnesses who never before have told their stories to a jury.

Mel Twining, a friend of Mona's, says he saw something strange in the parking lot after she'd left the party.

Mel Twining, a friend of Mona's, says he saw something strange in the parking lot after she'd left the party.

Mel Twining, a friend of Mona's, says he saw something strange in the parking lot after she'd left the party.

The other new witness is Paula Smith, also at the party, also a friend, and she says she heard a gunshot.

The other new witness is Paula Smith, also at the party, also a friend, and she says she heard a gunshot.

The other new witness is Paula Smith, also at the party, also a friend, and she says she heard a gunshot.

That's what I called it. Was there really a gunshot? Paula Smith had had more than a few drinks that night. How many did you have?

That's what I called it. Was there really a gunshot? Paula Smith had had more than a few drinks that night. How many did you have?

That's what I called it. Was there really a gunshot? Paula Smith had had more than a few drinks that night. How many did you have?

Then a third friend, Sue Ziegler, takes the stand. With an amazing new piece of information, saying someone left an eerie message on her cell phone voicemail. Just hours after the party ended.

Then a third friend, Sue Ziegler, takes the stand. With an amazing new piece of information, saying someone left an eerie message on her cell phone voicemail. Just hours after the party ended.

Then a third friend, Sue Ziegler, takes the stand. With an amazing new piece of information, saying someone left an eerie message on her cell phone voicemail. Just hours after the party ended.

If that voice is Mona's, then she was alive long after the prosecution insists Jeff Croteen killed her. But Ziegler never has testified about this message before, and she didn't save it. Although she did play it once for Mel Twining.