Tom Henderson

Not a smoking gun.

But jurors say a letter Joe wrote to Becky was revealing about his character and his true feelings for Tina.

That these were more against Tina than for Becky.

So far, none of the testimony was hard evidence against Joe Corona.

There's a lot of circumstantial evidence.

Were you left wanting something tangible to hook this guy into this murder?

And that moment might just come from the unlikeliest of places.

fellow inmate John Bowers.

Were you worried that the jury would have a credibility issue with him?

Absolutely.

You know, it's a gamble.

It's been five days since the trial started.

Thus far, the prosecution has only presented circumstantial evidence.

Finally, they are about to call one person who claims to have some hard evidence against Joe Corona.

To add to his credibility, Bowers had a few details that were not public, such as Tina's salary range.

Yet he was still a huge risk for the state.

Would the jury believe a convict?

Yeah.

Bauer's testimony is damaging to the defense, and Rusty White demands to know if he made a deal with the DA.

The defense then uses its best weapon, reasonable doubt.