Wendy Budde (Angela's Sister)

It looks like she's on her way to becoming unconscious.

In his testimony, Ansbach again said he also used the same cocaine, got violently ill, and then passed out.

When he woke up, he said, Pierce asked him to check on Christy, and when he did, Ansbach said, it looked like she was not breathing.

Hilda, he said, was in Pierce's bedroom.

According to Ansbach, this is when Pierce told him, dead girls don't talk.

Like Pierce and Osborn, Ansbach never called for help.

His charges were later dropped.

On day 11, and against the advice of his attorney, David Pierce, who pleaded not guilty, was sworn in and testified.

He was apparently the only one telling the truth at the entire trial.

On the 12th day, Pierce's roommate, Brant Osborne, who also pleaded not guilty, takes the stand.

So Osborne's role was to help get rid of the bodies first and foremost.

He helped carry the girls at first.

He helped formulate the plan in terms of what they're going to tell the security guards.

Osborne testified he was dumbfounded by Pierce's behavior and was emotional, crying more than once on the stand, saying he played no part in a cover-up because he didn't have a complete picture of what was really going on.

Jan, for one, was not buying it.

The question is whether the jury will believe either man.

After three weeks, the trial took a toll on Christie's family.

In closing, Prosecutor Mariano hits back at the defense.

Just because Christy and Hilda did drugs on their own that night doesn't make them responsible for their own deaths.

David Pierce took care of that, Mariano argued.