Tom Fallis

But on cross-examination, his conclusion seems to favor not the prosecution's case, but the defense.

The most probable result of Ashley Fallis' shot to her head was a result of it being self-inflicted, correct?

So, suicide, correct?

To counter this, the prosecution calls a second nationally renowned forensic expert, John Priest, who tells the jury that he concluded the opposite, that Tom had to be near Ashley when she was shot.

Pree suggests to the jury that the evidence shows that two of them could have been struggling as the gun went off.

So, was it murder?

Or did Ashley Fallis take her own life?

Faced with conflicting theories, the jury will have to weigh the often contradictory evidence.

Prosecutor Anthea Carrasco.

They have to prove that he had her gun beyond a reasonable doubt.

Held the gun to her head beyond a reasonable doubt.

and pulled the trigger beyond a reasonable doubt.

You all must be convinced of that.

Tom Fallis' future hangs in the balance.

To see him in the courtroom, I felt like we had a shot of hope that justice would be served.

As key witnesses for the prosecution, Ashley's parents were not allowed to view much of the trial outside of their own testimony.

But from what they heard from those inside the courtroom, the case against Tom Fallis might not be the slam dunk they thought it would be.

He was losing the love of his life.

But Jenna and Joel remained hopeful as the case went to the jury.

However, they soon got a jolt.