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Amber Guyger faced an intense cross-examination; she testified to her many hours of police training she had before shooting and killing an unarmed Botham Jean in his own home.

The Defense raised issues with apartment keys not working and the front door not closing all the way; they claimed Amber Guyger parked on the wrong floor and entered the apartment right above hers.

The cyanide lecture was not over yet for the jury. On the stand, cyanide expert Don Whitworth broke down details about cyanide in its natural and chemical forms. The State claimed that whoever laced Rosemarie ESSA's calcium supplements with deadly amounts of potassium cyanide did it with a bit of sophistication. They claimed it was enough to carry out a murder plot that could've gone undetected by investigators.

The guy who protected Yazeed Essa while he was a wanted man testified. Jamal Khalife told jurors that after Yazeed fled the country following the death of his wife, Rosemarie, he provided a place for him to stay and fake aliases while he settled in Lebanon. While Yazeed was abroad for 18 months allegedly fleeing U.S. authorities, Yazeed confessed to Khalife that he poisoned his wife, Rosemarie, to death.

Prosecutors went deep into how the defendant, Yazeed Essa, fled the country and tried to hide in Lebanon after his wife, Rosemarie, died. On the stand was a man who provided him a furnished apartment, fake IDs, and access to money. Jamal Khalife claimed that the defendant was getting arrogant while he was a fugitive in Lebanon, which Khalife claimed led to him getting captured. He was eventually extradited back to the U.S. to stand trial for the poisoning death of his wife, Rosemarie.

The Defense accused Jamal Khalifa on the stand of making up his story about the defendant confessing to killing his wife, Rosemarie Essa. The reason? So he could get immunity for a 28-count federal indictment he was facing. During cross-examination, Yazeed's defense tried to discredit Khalifa who helped him when he was a fugitive after the death of his wife. By bringing up the crimes Khalifa was accused of, Yazeed's defense raised red flags to the jury about his credibility.

Vicki and Gerald Monroe's dream of owning and operating a Louisville bar together came to a tragic end when Vicki found her husband shot dead and the cash register emptied in an apparent robbery.

When Sherri Malarik is found dead in a Winn-Dixie parking lot, police suspect her husband Greg is involved; but it takes twenty years and the confession of his accomplice and former lover Jennifer Spohn to finally charge him with murder.