Tom Henderson

And if she was robbed, how about taking her rings off?

But defense attorney Rusty White pounces on the opportunity to discredit the police.

And jurors wondered if it was more inexperience that led to potentially important evidence being lost.

So this is your home.

And then when you look kitty-corner across the street, this is the Coronas' house.

Jeff Cox is a neighbor of the Coronas.

His home security cameras face the Corona house and were rolling the day Tina went missing.

What do you remember seeing on the footage?

And how about the truck?

Do you remember seeing that going in and out?

And could you see the driver in the footage?

But at the trial, Cox testified police never knew about the footage until five months later.

He told the jury by then it was gone, recorded over numerous times.

And we would see some evidence of Tina leaving the house that day, as he claimed she did.

So you were expecting it to exonerate or implicate in one way?

But the person the jury was most eager to hear from was Joe Corona's mistress, Becky Black.

Becky Black.

I think we all had high expectations for her because she was just surfacing in so many of the testimonies.

Did Becky live up to your expectations as a witness?

I do.