Toni Hartzong

frankly.

As convinced as Jake is of his father's innocence, Prosecutor Burns tries to convince the jury of his guilt.

And after one last plea from Barry Maxwell, the jury will decide Bob's fate.

Come back with a verdict which is just with the evidence or lack of evidence before you.

Give Mr. Hartzong his freedom back.

I don't believe that any human being in the whole world has a right to harm any other human being in any way.

Which picture of Bob Hartsong will the jury believe?

The peace-loving former hippie who claims he lived in nirvana with his wife?

Or a man authorities believe exploded in rage and brutally killed her after 27 years of marriage?

What would be your reaction if the jury finds you guilty?

And if it happened that way, certainly I'm going to be very, very sad.

Innocent man be going to jail?

As the jury deliberates, Tony's family thinks either outcome will be a sad one.

The jurors had deliberated for less than three hours when they asked the judge for clarification on one of the state's most important but confusing pieces of evidence.

Was it Bob Hartsong's blood that was found on Tony's right palm?

The judge's answer?

The evidence is inconclusive.

And that answer is all the jury needs to hear.

Everyone please rise.

Just moments later, the jury reappears to announce its verdict.