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Yazeed Essa's lifestyle was the focus of testimony from his brother who was on the stand. During his marriage to Rosemarie Essa, prosecutors said the defendant had numerous mistresses, and he kept that a secret from his wife. Firas testified that Rosie was special to him, but he always had women around. Firas even claimed that at one time Yazeed had sex with 6 different women in a 24-hour period.

The Defense brought in the background of Yazeed Essa's marriage to Rosemarie. On the stand was his younger brother, Firas. They were close and had been in business together in the years leading up to Rosemarie's death. Firas claims he was out of the country when Rosemarie died. Yazeed's defense team stressed the defendant's emotional state following his wife's death. But the jury would later decide - was he a grieving husband or a guilty murderer?

The long testimony of Yazeed Essa's younger brother was not over yet. Firas told the jury about Yazeed's emotional state and demeanor after his wife, Rosemarie, died, the lead-up to her funeral and the police's initial investigation. Firas even claimed that it was his idea to have Yazeed flee the country after he was questioned by police. The Defense tried to paint Yazeed as a grieving husband who panicked and fled the country when his secret life was going to be exposed.

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Although Remy Newman is on trial for executing Rusty Sneiderman in the parking lot of his son's daycare, the prosecution turns on their star witness, Rusty's wife Andrea, who they suspect to be the real mastermind behind her husband's death.

The cold-blooded murder of Ron Stovall, chased down and killed inside his own home, has signs of a mob hit; police believe they have their suspect after arresting a criminal with alleged ties to organized crime who possessed the murder weapon.

Sixty-four-year-old Thurman Martin ruled his family with an iron fist, brutally beating anyone who dared stand up to his emotional and physical abuse; then one day he vanished, his family telling police he'd left with just a few changes of clothing.

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