Tony Krastik

Mary Ann Clark had been involved in politics at the local level. She knew the then attorney general on a first-name basis.

Mary Ann Clark had been involved in politics at the local level. She knew the then attorney general on a first-name basis.

She did not give up, no.

She did not give up, no.

She spewed. hate about how she felt about John Jelnik. That was the life Kevin Foley was living, that Michelle was just constantly saying what a horrible man he was. She fueled that hatred.

She spewed. hate about how she felt about John Jelnik. That was the life Kevin Foley was living, that Michelle was just constantly saying what a horrible man he was. She fueled that hatred.

I mean, obviously you have the two main suspects. I can't in any way excuse the failure to at least attempt to interview Michelle and Kevin.

I mean, obviously you have the two main suspects. I can't in any way excuse the failure to at least attempt to interview Michelle and Kevin.

Well, the case had kind of languished a bit. They were kind of shredding water.

Well, the case had kind of languished a bit. They were kind of shredding water.

He'd say, I wish John Yelnik was dead. I wish he died a horrible death. I wish he died in a car crash. This was daily. This was after Hello.

He'd say, I wish John Yelnik was dead. I wish he died a horrible death. I wish he died in a car crash. This was daily. This was after Hello.

The analysts found that there were similarities, but also dissimilarities. She could not exclude that vehicle. It's not perfect, but it sure doesn't look good for Kevin Foley. If he's the killer, then we should see his truck.

The analysts found that there were similarities, but also dissimilarities. She could not exclude that vehicle. It's not perfect, but it sure doesn't look good for Kevin Foley. If he's the killer, then we should see his truck.

This was clearly a killing of passion. Kevin Foley was a knife guy. He had this commemorative state police knife, which was a very sturdy knife. He played with it so often, he'd flick it open, close it, flick it open, close it.

This was clearly a killing of passion. Kevin Foley was a knife guy. He had this commemorative state police knife, which was a very sturdy knife. He played with it so often, he'd flick it open, close it, flick it open, close it.

I said, well, do I have to make a phone call? Because they're going to be tested.

I said, well, do I have to make a phone call? Because they're going to be tested.

Absolutely. Yet, they still included Kevin Foley, along with all the other evidence.

Absolutely. Yet, they still included Kevin Foley, along with all the other evidence.

Maybe he was going there to try to bully him into continuing the alimony, trying to just threaten him in some way. All of a sudden, he starts to fight him. Now we have a fluid scene. So now the passion takes over.

Maybe he was going there to try to bully him into continuing the alimony, trying to just threaten him in some way. All of a sudden, he starts to fight him. Now we have a fluid scene. So now the passion takes over.

Coming up... They came back with a question which was, please redefine beyond a reasonable doubt. An agonizing wait for a verdict.

Coming up... They came back with a question which was, please redefine beyond a reasonable doubt. An agonizing wait for a verdict.

They came back with a question. which was, please redefine beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the worst possible question that a prosecutor can hear.

They came back with a question. which was, please redefine beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the worst possible question that a prosecutor can hear.

Well, yeah, I wasn't feeling all that well, but it didn't improve my condition, no.

Well, yeah, I wasn't feeling all that well, but it didn't improve my condition, no.

Well, it's more one of relief than anything else. It was a real sense of satisfaction.

Well, it's more one of relief than anything else. It was a real sense of satisfaction.

I didn't have the evidence to charge her. If I had the evidence to charge her, I would have done that. To the extent that she may have provoked this, to use that expression, well, that's something that she has to live with if she can.

I didn't have the evidence to charge her. If I had the evidence to charge her, I would have done that. To the extent that she may have provoked this, to use that expression, well, that's something that she has to live with if she can.

Oh, constantly, yes. But we took that side of the case as far as we could.

Oh, constantly, yes. But we took that side of the case as far as we could.